Create a similar records prediction model in Task Intelligence for ITSM
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Summary of Create a Similar Records Prediction Model in Task Intelligence for ITSM
This guide outlines the steps to set up a similar records prediction model using Task Intelligence for ITSM, enabling you to predict similar records by comparing fields from different tables. This functionality facilitates quicker incident resolution by providing agents with relevant articles from the knowledge base (KB) related to current incidents.
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Key Features
- Model Training: The model identifies similarities between prediction fields (e.g., incident short description) and training fields (e.g., KB article title).
- Customization: Admins can configure prediction fields, training fields, record selection conditions, and prediction behavior (e.g., Recommendation, Monitor only, or Turn off).
- Base System Models: Pre-installed models include Similar Incidents, Similar open Change Requests for Incident, Similar open Problems for Incident, and Major Incident Recommendation.
- Auto-Deployment: The model is automatically trained on existing data upon installing the Task Intelligence for ITSM plugin and begins background predictions without affecting the Incident form.
- Performance Monitoring: Admins can access analytics dashboards within four weeks to view model performance and make necessary adjustments.
Key Outcomes
By implementing this prediction model, IT service management teams can enhance incident management by quickly identifying relevant KB articles, improving incident resolution times, and increasing operational efficiency. Admins can continuously monitor and refine the model based on performance results to ensure optimal predictive capabilities.
Set up a training model to help it recognize similarities between two types of tables by comparing their fields.
The model looks at the prediction fields of a prediction table and the training fields of a training table. It uses the similarities in these fields to predict similar records.
For example, the prediction fields might be the short description and description of an incident record, while the training fields could be the short description and title of a knowledge base (KB) article. The model compares these fields to find KB articles that are similar to the current incident. This makes it easier for agents to find relevant information and resolve incidents quickly.
If you're an admin, you can decide when you want it to make predictions, what you want it to predict, and what data to use for those predictions.
- Prediction fields that are used to predict similar records for the model.
- Training fields that have the similarities to the prediction fields.
- Conditions used to choose the set of records to train the model.
- The prediction behavior: Recommendation, Monitor only (run in the background) or turn off predictions.
After customizing your model, you can view the test results and deploy the model.
The model uses previous case records to train. You can see how the model would have predicted similar records for past cases, providing you with an estimate of how the model performs when deployed.
Base system model
- Similar Incidents: For predicting the similar incidents for incidents table.
- Similar open Change Requests for Incident: For predicting the similar change requests for incident table.
- Similar open Problems for Incident: For predicting the similar problems for incident table.
- Major Incident Recommendation: For recommending similar active major incidents which the current incident can be linked to, and for recommending that you propose similar incidents as a major incident.
The prediction data is then stored in the prediction tables. You can navigate to to view the performance results of this model. Based on these results, you can edit the model to show the predictions in Service Operations Workspace.
To edit and redeploy the base system model, you can navigate to the Setup page. From the model list, select the required similarity model(For example, Similar Incidents) and edit the model. For more information on how to edit the model, see Edit an incident prediction model in Task Intelligence for ITSM.
This model is linked with a base system rule in the Recommended Actions for ITSM configuration. An admin isn't required to go to the Recommended Actions for ITSM application to configure any rules for this model.
To set up a new model using a template, see Set up similar records prediction model.