ProM 6.9 has been released today, and can be downloaded from the ProM website. This new version of ProM comes with several new packages (see the Release Notes) and with many updated packages (see the Change Logs). A full list of plug-ins contained in ProM 6.9 is also available ProM 6.9 can also run under … [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.
An additional reduction rule has been added to the BlockLayout package (version 6.9.27) to help reduce so-called ‘rigids’. The image below shows the idea. The two blue arcs are removed by the reduction rule, the two red arcs and three new blocks are added by it: A dummy block u’ for u. This block has … [Read more…]
The nets I discovered for the Process Discovery Contest (PDC) 2019), classified 898 out of 900 correctly as fitting or non-fitting. Hence, I achieved with them a classification accuracy of 99.78%. Below, you’ll find all discovered nets. All nets are sound WF-nets. Both nets 9 and 10 classify a single trace wrongly. All nets were … [Read more…]
As from today, I have a personal TU/e page. Thanks to José Jong.
This screencast shows how the Log Skeleton Filter an Browser is used to ‘discover’ a sound WF net from training log 4 of the Process Discovery Challenge 2019.
The Log Skeleton Filter and Browser demo has been accepted for the ICPM 2019 conference.
Version 6.9.91 of the LogSkeleton package includes a new log visualizer plug-in that allows the user to use any classifier for the log skeletons. So far, the log skeletons were restricted to the “concept:name” attribute, but this restriction has now been lifted. The screenshot below shows the result of using the “org:resource” classifier on the … [Read more…]
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