# Event Association Interface It uncovers relationships between asset components based on repeated event-raising patterns, providing insights into how different events are linked over time. ## **What Do You See on the Screen** It displays a tabular view of system-learned relationships between assets based on recurring event patterns. To narrow down results, it includes filters for Asset, Resource, Statistic, Version, and Cluster. Each row highlights a source and destination asset pair and metrics like **support**, **confidence**, and **cluster ID**. This view helps users quickly identify correlated events across the infrastructure. **Event Association |** Basic Details


Label	Action	Description / Example
Filters
Asset	Select from the drop-down.	Choose the source asset for which event association data needs to be viewed.
Resource	Select from the drop-down.	Select the specific component or resource (e.g., PING, Interface) under the chosen asset.
Statistics	Select from the drop-down.	Choose the relevant performance metric (e.g., Availability, Packet Loss) that was configured for event association.
Version	Select from the drop-down.	Choose the version of the event inference model (e.g., version 5). Helps in reviewing past or latest analysis.
Cluster	Select from the drop-down.	Filter associations by cluster number. A cluster groups assets/events with common behavioural links.
View Inference	Click the button	Generates the inference based on the selected filters and displays association data accordingly.
Show All	Click to toggle ON/OFF.	When enabled, it displays all associated event data across devices, not just those tied to the selected asset or resource.
View	Click to switch between views.	Toggle between Grid View (tabular format) and Graph View (visual topology layout) for relationship analysis.
Basic Details
Version	View only field, no actions can be taken.	Indicates the version of the inference model that generated the association result.
SRC Asset	View only field, no actions can be taken.	The source asset and metric (e.g., 119.82.108.105 / PING / Availability) from which the association originates.
DST Asset	View only field, no actions can be taken.	The destination/impacted asset and metric are inferred to be linked with the source asset.
CFG Support	View only field, no actions can be taken.	The configured support value during ARC setup defines the minimum number of times a pattern should repeat to be considered valid.
Support	View only field, no actions can be taken.	The actual observed number of times the pattern occurred in the system's historical data.
CFG Confidence	View only field, no actions can be taken.	The configured confidence threshold is set in ARC to determine the strength of the relationship between events.
Confidence	View only field, no actions can be taken.	The system-generated actual confidence score (%) indicates the probability of a meaningful event relationship.
Cluster	View only field, no actions can be taken.	The cluster number groups this association with other similar correlated patterns.
Timestamp	Auto-populated	The date and time when the inference was last calculated (e.g., Jun 01, 2025 07:30 AM).
ARC Name	Auto-populated	Displays the name of the ARC configuration policy (e.g., AIOps_Prediction) under which the event association inference was applied.
Action Icons
Add Topology	Click the button after multi-selecting rows.	Opens a pop-up that lists new and existing inferred connections based on selected rows. Users can preview these and click Create Topology to add them to a topology map.

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