Abstract: Improved techniques for dialogue management are disclosed. In particular, disclosed systems facilitate improved autonomous agents that can generate a virtual social dialogue from a corpus of text. A virtual social dialogue is a dialogue between autonomous agents and user devices. For example, a virtual social dialogue can include viewpoints, concerns, or questions of various actors on a particular topic. By presenting textual content in this manner, disclosed techniques improve information comprehension and increase the practicality of autonomous agents.

Abstract: Improved techniques for dialogue management are disclosed. In particular, disclosed systems facilitate improved autonomous agents that can generate a virtual social dialogue from a corpus of text. A virtual social dialogue is a dialogue between autonomous agents and user devices. For example, a virtual social dialogue can include viewpoints, concerns, or questions of various actors on a particular topic. By presenting textual content in this manner, disclosed techniques improve information comprehension and increase the practicality of autonomous agents.

Abstract: Improved techniques for dialogue management are disclosed. In particular, disclosed systems facilitate improved autonomous agents that can generate a virtual social dialogue from a corpus of text. A virtual social dialogue is a dialogue between autonomous agents and user devices. For example, a virtual social dialogue can include viewpoints, concerns, or questions of various actors on a particular topic. By presenting textual content in this manner, disclosed techniques improve information comprehension and increase the practicality of autonomous agents.

Abstract: Improved techniques for dialogue management are disclosed. In particular, disclosed systems facilitate improved autonomous agents that can generate a virtual social dialogue from a corpus of text. A virtual social dialogue is a dialogue between autonomous agents and user devices. For example, a virtual social dialogue can include viewpoints, concerns, or questions of various actors on a particular topic. By presenting textual content in this manner, disclosed techniques improve information comprehension and increase the practicality of autonomous agents.

Abstract: Techniques are described for determining correlations between data in a repository system. The data may include information about corresponding to resources (e.g., an application, a process, a service, an endpoint, or a method) in a computing environment. A correlation between objects can indicate a similarity or a relationship based on one or more of the attributes of each object that is correlated. The repository system can store information about each object in a data structure, such as an entity, including the attributes about the object. The repository system can determine the relationships between entities based on correlations identified from the attributes of entities. The repository system can perform correlations based on groups of entities corresponding to a group of objects. Upon determining that two groups of entities match, the repository system can compare individual entities in the groups to identify correlations between individual entities corresponding to objects that are correlated.

Abstract: Techniques are described for determining correlations between data in a repository system. The data may include information about corresponding to resources (e.g., an application, a process, a service, an endpoint, or a method) in a computing environment. A correlation between objects can indicate a similarity or a relationship based on one or more of the attributes of each object that is correlated. The repository system can store information about each object in a data structure, such as an entity, including the attributes about the object. The repository system can determine the relationships between entities based on correlations identified from the attributes of entities. The repository system can perform correlations based on groups of entities corresponding to a group of objects. Upon determining that two groups of entities match, the repository system can compare individual entities in the groups to identify correlations between individual entities corresponding to objects that are correlated.