Information Association And Suggestion

Abstract

Methods and systems for processing, analyzing, and managing information are disclosed. An example method can comprise receiving at least two data groups. Each of the at least two data groups can comprise one or more values. An example method can also comprise associating the at least two data groups based on a first value being in each of the at least two data groups. Associating the at least two data groups can comprise iteratively performing a union operation on the at least two data groups. An example method can further comprise providing a suggestion to add a second value from one data group of the at least two data groups to another data group of the at least two data groups.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A method, comprising:
 receiving at least two first data groups, wherein each of the at least two first data groups comprises one or more values;   performing, based on a first value being in each of the at least two first data groups, a flatten operation, wherein the flatten operation comprises:
 extracting, from the at least two first data groups, a plurality of key values, wherein the plurality of key values are each of the one or more values in the at least two first data groups, and 
 generating a second data group to associate with a key value of the plurality of key values, wherein the second data group comprises the one or more values from at least one of the at least two first data groups from which the key value was extracted; 
   performing a group operation by generating, for each key value in the plurality of key values, a list of second data groups associated with each key value;   performing a union operation by generating a third data group for the key value, wherein the third data group comprises each of the one or more values of the second data group of the list of second data groups associated with the key value;   performing a data control operation on the at least two first data groups and the third data group; and   providing a suggestion to add a second value from one data group of the at least two first data groups to another data group of the at least two first data groups, wherein the suggestion is based on the second value being absent from the another data group prior to the flatten operation.