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Releasing fuzzymineR: An R package for Fuzzy Process Mining
nirmalpatel
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We just finished writing an R package for doing Fuzzy Process Mining in R! We have used ProM CLI to achieve our task.
We are very excited to release this package into the community and get some great feedback.
We are very excited to release this package into the community and get some great feedback.
Currently, https://www.bupar.net/ provides many different functionalities for exploratory analysis of event logs, but it does not provide a solid process modeling algorithm. Our package fills that gap now. So the overall functionality in R for process mining has almost reached the level of Disco.
Here is the link to the package: https://github.com/nirmalpatel/fuzzymineR
Please reach out to us in case you need any help with the package. It is fairly simple for now, but we plan to add more things to it (especially some trace clustering algorithms.)
Thank you!!
Nirmal
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Just want to share an update that we have switched to ProM 6.10 and have made some bug fixes and improvements in the package.
Thank you!
Nirmal