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About this paper
Shimin Tao, Weibin Meng, Yimeng Chen, Yichen Zhu, Ying Liu Chunning Du, Tao Han, Yongpeng Zhao, Xiangguang Wang and 1 more
LogStamp, developed by researchers from Huawei and academic institutions, introduces an automated log parsing method leveraging sequence labeling with fine-tuned BERT to transform unstructured logs into structured data. It achieved an average accuracy of over 0.999 in offline parsing and 0.956 in online parsing with just 10% training data, addressing challenges in real-time analysis and cold-start scenarios.
Key insights
- Applying transformer-based sequence labeling (BERT + Tagger) effectively captures semantic context in logs, outperforming traditional pattern-matching or clustering approaches.
- The "coarse-to-fine" pseudo-labeling strategy enables the generation of accurate training data for the tagger without requiring manual annotations.
- LogStamp demonstrates that accurate log parsing can be achieved reliably with significantly less training data than previous methods, solving the "cold start" problem for new services.
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