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    The document discusses IBM's event processing technologies and architecture. It describes how producers generate events that are processed by agents to detect patterns, enrich data, and validate events. The processed events are then consumed. The technologies allow for retrospective pattern matching, dynamic subscription to events, and detecting patterns over historical event data. The architecture includes components for event ingestion, processing, and consumption.

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    The document discusses IBM's event processing technologies and architecture. It describes how producers generate events that are processed by agents to detect patterns, enrich data, and validate events. The processed events are then consumed. The technologies allow for retrospective pattern matching, dynamic subscription to events, and detecting patterns over historical event data. The architecture includes components for event ingestion, processing, and consumption.

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    The document discusses IBM's event processing technologies and architecture. It describes how producers generate events that are processed by agents to detect patterns, enrich data, and validate events. The processed events are then consumed. The technologies allow for retrospective pattern matching, dynamic subscription to events, and detecting patterns over historical event data. The architecture includes components for event ingestion, processing, and consumption.

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