Annotating Log Data For Machine Learning
summary
A reproducible pipeline extracts failure logs, selects top error lines with TF‑IDF, pre‑processes noise, and runs a classifier (Transformer via Hugging Face) or an LLM; a custom pre‑trained model called Vbird and a fine‑tuned classifier reach F1 score .95 across five imbalanced classes, while Llama 2 works for summarization but sometimes misclassifies without fine‑tuning. The team ships an open-source log annotation project that labels, aggregates, summarizes, routes, and can open bugs.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Log annotation intro
- 1:53Manual log analysis challenges
- 4:00ML log analysis workflow
- 7:15Supervised vs LLM classification
- 11:41Open-source log annotation demo
- 15:40Conclusion
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