Abstract: A machine-learning model may be previously trained with a supervised learning algorithm to identify whether a pair of labels provided as input are similar. A locality sensitive hashing forest (LSH) may be generated for the set of candidate labels. When a user later identifies an input label (e.g., by search query, by interface selection, etc.) the input label may be used to query the LSH forest to identify a subset of the candidate labels. This subset may be used to generate respective pairs comprising the input label, one of the subset candidate labels, and a corresponding feature set generated for the pair. This data may be provided to the model to identify a degree to which the pair of labels are similar. The user may be provided one or more recommendations including similar terms identified from the model's output.

Abstract: System and methods discussed herein are directed to detecting the existence or modification of one or more data assets within a cloud-computing tenancy. The method may include obtaining, by a data management service, a plurality of connection data instances associated with a tenant. Cloud-computing data assets associated with the tenant can be identified from the plurality of connection data instances and presented to the user at a user interface. The user may select which data assets to add to a data catalog managed by the data management service. The data management service may be configured to monitor for new data assets or connections and/or for changes in data and/or connections of previously-selected data assets.

Abstract: A data catalog system is described that includes capabilities for automatically identifying and classifying sensitive information stored in data objects associated with various data sources. The data catalog system identifies a data object associated with a data asset stored in a data catalog metadata repository and computes a sensitivity score for the data object based on a set of one or more sensitive data identification techniques. The system determines a set of enrichment labels for the data object based on the sensitivity score computed for the data object. The enrichment labels are used to further qualify, enrich, or classify the data objects identified as containing sensitive information. For instance, the enrichment labels may identify a set of custom properties to be assigned to a data object, identify glossary terms to be applied to the data object or the enrichment labels may identify tags to be assigned to the data object.

Abstract: A machine-learning model may be previously trained with a supervised learning algorithm to identify whether a pair of labels provided as input are similar. A locality sensitive hashing forest (LSH) may be generated for the set of candidate labels. When a user later identifies an input label (e.g., by search query, by interface selection, etc.) the input label may be used to query the LSH forest to identify a subset of the candidate labels. This subset may be used to generate respective pairs comprising the input label, one of the subset candidate labels, and a corresponding feature set generated for the pair. This data may be provided to the model to identify a degree to which the pair of labels are similar. The user may be provided one or more recommendations including similar terms identified from the model's output.

Abstract: A machine-learning model may be previously trained with a supervised learning algorithm to identify whether a pair of labels provided as input are similar. A locality sensitive hashing forest (LSH) may be generated for the set of candidate labels. When a user later identifies an input label (e.g., by search query, by interface selection, etc.) the input label may be used to query the LSH forest to identify a subset of the candidate labels. This subset may be used to generate respective pairs comprising the input label, one of the subset candidate labels, and a corresponding feature set generated for the pair. This data may be provided to the model to identify a degree to which the pair of labels are similar. The user may be provided one or more recommendations including similar terms identified from the model's output.

Abstract: System and methods discussed herein are directed to detecting the existence or modification of one or more data assets within a cloud-computing tenancy. The method may include obtaining, by a data management service, a plurality of connection data instances associated with a tenant. Cloud-computing data assets associated with the tenant can be identified from the plurality of connection data instances and presented to the user at a user interface. The user may select which data assets to add to a data catalog managed by the data management service. The data management service may be configured to monitor for new data assets or connections and/or for changes in data and/or connections of previously-selected data assets.