CROSS-DOMAIN MULTI-ATTRIBUTE HASHED AND WEIGHTED DYNAMIC PROCESS PRIORITIZATION

摘要

In response to receipt of a process-level input request that is subject to business-level requirements, multiple sets of attributes are identified. The sets of attributes are each from one of multiple informational domains that represent processing factors associated with at least the process-level input request, contemporaneous infrastructure processing capabilities, and historical process performance of similar processes. The multiple sets of attributes from the multiple informational domains are hashed as a vector into an initial process prioritization. The attributes of the hashed vector of the multiple sets of attributes from the multiple informational domains are weighted in the initial process prioritization into a hashed-weighted resulting process prioritization. The process-level input request is assigned to a process category based upon the hashed-weighted resulting process prioritization.

主权项

1. A method, comprising:
identifying, by a process prioritization processor in response to receipt of a process-level input request that is subject to business-level requirements, a plurality of sets of attributes each from one of multiple informational domains that represent processing factors associated with at least the process-level input request, contemporaneous infrastructure processing capabilities, and historical process performance of similar processes; hashing, as a vector, the plurality of sets of attributes from the multiple informational domains into an initial process prioritization; weighting attributes of the hashed vector of the plurality of sets of attributes from the multiple informational domains in the initial process prioritization into a hashed-weighted resulting process prioritization, where the hashed-weighted resulting process prioritization applies the business-level requirements to the process-level input request; and assigning the process-level input request to a process category based upon the hashed-weighted resulting process prioritization.