A. Augusto, J. Carmona, and E. Verbeek, “Advanced process discovery techniques,” in Process mining handbook, W. M. P. van der Aalst and J. Carmona, Eds., Springer, Cham, vol. 448, pp. 76-107. [Bibtex] @InBook{Augusto22, author = {Augusto, A. and Carmona, J. and Verbeek, E.}, booktitle = {Process Mining Handbook}, date = {27 June 2022}, title = … [Read more…]
ProM 6.12 will contain a new discovery algorithm called DiSCover. This algorithm discovers an accepting Petri net from an event log using a collection of DFGs (Directly Follows Graphs). From every DFG, a state machine WF-net will be discovered which will then be merged by synchronizing them on the visible transitions (that is, on the … [Read more…]
ProM 6.12 will contain a new discover algorithm called DiSCover. This algorithm discovers an accepting Petri net from an event log using a collection of DFGs (Directly Follows Graphs) and has been tested on the data sets of the Process Discovery Contests. Absolute threshold 1 1 1 1 0 Relative threshold 10 5 2 1 … [Read more…]
The alpha candidate for the ProM 6.12 is available at https://svn.win.tue.nl/trac/prom/wiki/ProM612. Especially if you expect to use ProM 6.12 in your publications (say, for ICPM 2022), it would be good to test whether the alpha candidate does what it is supposed to do. If not, please let me know. Fixes for the alpha candidate are … [Read more…]
This bar chart shows the top-10 plug-ins based on their runs as registered by Google Analytics. These registrations by Google Analytics can be enabled (or disabled) using the Package Manager of either ProM 6.7 (or better) or a recent ProM Nightly Build.
This bar chart shows the top-10 plug-ins based on their runs as registered by Google Analytics. These registrations by Google Analytics can be enabled (or disabled) using the Package Manager of either ProM 6.7 (or better) or a recent ProM Nightly Build.
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