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ion of event logs – Example Event Log Abstraction | Thomas Baier | 27 August 2013 3 Incident logging Incident classification & categorization Initial diagnosis Functional escalation Investigation and diagnosis Resolution and recovery Incident closure x x Case 1: Group, Classification, Details,..., Details,.............................................., Document solution, ..........................

This paper constructs a formula for measuring the tourists perceived value index of forest experience base recreation on five dimensions: Scenic resource attachment, Forest cultural experience, Environmental quality perception, “Two mountains” concept identity, and leisure time activities. Taking Bamboo Expo Park Experience Base in Tianhuangping Town, Anji County, Huzhou City Zhejiang Province ...

The decline of ticket prices to reasonable levels, the increase airports and change in perception geographical distance have also increased interest airline passenger transportation sector. Therefore, it’s important determine attitudes behaviors passengers as consumers for all segments In this study, effect social media on consumer behavior air transportation, whose role has been shown by diffe...

The purpose of this paper is to catch a glimpse of the theoretical subject of club business management by analyzing ticket sale. Now, ticket sale has made little increase globally. When a club manager has a short view, he will regard relatively the ticket market as the market maturization. The club manager will not concentrate his attention on ticket sale in which he cannnot desire big sales. O...

This paper introduces a deceptively simple entity extraction task intended to encourage more interdisciplinary collaboration between fields that don’t normally work together: diarization, dialog and entity extraction. Given a corpus of 1.4M call center calls, extract mentions of trouble ticket numbers. The task is challenging because first mentions need to be distinguished from confirmations to...

All previously proposed position based routing algorithms for wireless ad hoc networks were based on forwarding the actual message along multiple paths toward an area where destination is hopefully located (except our previous report [SV]). In [SV], we proposed to reduce significantly the communication overhead by changing the routing strategy. The source node issues several search 'tickets' (e...

Most previously proposed position based routing algorithms for wireless ad hoc networks were based on forwarding the actual message along multiple paths toward an area where destination is hopefully located. The significant communication overhead can be avoided if the routing strategy is changed. We propose that the source node issues several search 'tickets' (each ticket is a 'short' message c...