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, ..........................

organizational challenge in the twenty-first century iscompetition due to the expensive resources that determine survival andgrowth of enterprises. the resources can be categorized as management,labor, land, capital resources and equipment. among these materials, humanresources and management have a special place. at present, competitiveadvantage in many countries is based on human resource cap...

In this paper we present a resource-centric application classification approach that monitors data flow along the path from main memory to the cores to locate spots of high resource utilization and potential resource contention. We designate three application classes, i.e. streaming applications, last-level cache sensitive applications and applications that restrict their activity either within...

Ripple-Down Rules (RDR) has had considerable success in providing simple incremental knowledge acquisition in classification domains. It has been extended to multiple classification, configuration, search and more recently to resource allocation tasks. Based on the experience of applying RDR to a resource allocation task, this paper proposes a generalisation of RDR to enable it to apply to a wi...