Automated Ticket Resolution via ML Classification
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Solution Overview
Problem
Manual classification and resolution of large volumes of ticket issues in ticket management systems are time-consuming, prone to human error, and resource-intensive, leading to poor user experience and excessive computing resource utilization.
Innovation Solution
A cloud platform that automatically classifies ticket data using machine learning and natural language processing techniques, generating recommended resolutions and implementing them to efficiently resolve issues, thereby reducing computing resource utilization and improving user experience.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If manual classification and resolution methods are used, then accuracy of ticket resolution can be maintained through human judgment, but productivity decreases due to time-consuming processes and resource intensity
Solution Approach 1:
The system enables automated self-service ticket resolution through machine learning models that automatically classify tickets, generate resolutions, and implement fixes without human intervention. The system processes ticket data, compares it against historical data, and autonomously resolves issues, freeing human operators from manual classification tasks while maintaining high accuracy through learned patterns.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces manual human classification and resolution processes with automated machine learning systems. The mechanical system of human judgment is substituted with algorithms that analyze ticket data, identify patterns, and generate resolutions automatically, significantly increasing processing speed while maintaining or improving accuracy through consistent application of learned criteria.
2Measurement precision
If all historical ticket data is processed, then classification accuracy improves, but computing resource utilization increases excessively
Solution Approach 1:
The system extracts and processes only the most relevant features and a subset of historical ticket data necessary for accurate classification. Rather than analyzing all historical data uniformly, the machine learning model identifies and processes key patterns and features, reducing computing resource requirements while maintaining classification accuracy by focusing on the most informative data elements.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements partial processing of historical data by using machine learning models that have been trained on comprehensive data but only require processing relevant subsets during inference. The system performs partial actions on ticket data by focusing computation on the most discriminative features and similar historical cases, achieving high accuracy without the excessive resource cost of processing all historical data in full detail.
3Productivity
If more computing resources are allocated to process large volumes of ticket data, then ticket resolution capability improves, but loss of energy increases due to excessive resource utilization
Solution Approach 1:
The system changes the parameters of data processing by using machine learning models that efficiently process ticket data through optimized algorithms. The model transforms the processing approach from exhaustive manual or brute-force methods to intelligent pattern recognition, achieving high ticket resolution capability with reduced energy consumption by processing data in optimized parameter spaces rather than raw exhaustive searches.
Data Source
AI summary
A device may communicate with a server to obtain historical ticket data. The device may generate a data model, based on the historical ticket data. The device may communicate with a client device to obtain ticket data relating to an issue associated with a project. The device may classify, using the data model, the ticket data into a ticket type. The device may generate, using the data model and based on the ticket type, a set of recommended resolutions for resolving the issue associated with the project. The device may select, from the set of recommended resolutions, a particular resolution based on a set of selection criteria. The device may automatically perform one or more actions to implement the particular resolution to resolve the issue associated with the project.


