Today, I have released version 6.9.62 of the LogSkeleton package. In this release, the thresholds have been replaced by a single noise level which can be set to 0, 1, 2, …, 19, or 20 percent. Furthermore, the equivalence relation (the ‘colors’ of the activities) now also takes this noise into account. As an example, … [Read more…]
Today, I have released version 6.9.56 of the LogSkeleton package. The new features in this release are: A threshold for the not co-existence constraint, like the threshold for the reponse and precedence constraints. Uses blue for response and precedence constraints and red for not co-existence constraints. Fixed the import and export on the thresholds. The … [Read more…]
Today, I have released version 6.9.51 of the LogSkeleton package. The new features in this release are: The option to use “Almost-always” relations. Using a slider, the user can set a threshold for this “Almost”, which ranges from 80 (holds for 80% percent of all occurrences of the activity) to 100 (holds for all occurrences). … [Read more…]
Today, I have released version 6.9.44 of the LogSkeleton package. The new features in this release are: The Always After, Always Before, and Never Together constraints now use the Declare names: Response, Precedence, and Not Co-existence. The Response, Precedence, and Not Co-existence constraints now are visualized like in Declare, where Not Co-existence uses two orthogonal … [Read more…]
Today, December 6, 2017, the LogSkeleton, PDC2016, and PDC2017 packages have become Established packages in ProM. This means that they will be installed by default. Sources LogSkeleton package PDC2016 package PDC2017 package Documentation LogSkeleton package PDC2016 package PDC2017 package
The PDC 2017 Test ProM plug-in has been extended with additional preprocessors. The “PDC 2017” preprocessor filters out the noise from the noisy logs using the appropriate PDC 2017 Log X Filter plug-in, extends some logs with missing traces (see below), and splits duplicate activities using the appropriate PDC 2017 Log X Splitter plug-in. The … [Read more…]
This import plug-in allows you to import a log skeleton from a log skeleton (.lsk) file. Name Import Log Skeleton Package LogSkeleton Parameters String (file name) Returns LogSkeleton (log skeleton)
This export plug-in allows you to export a log skeleton to a log skeleton (.lsk) file. Name Export Log Skeleton Package LogSkeleton Parameters LogSkeleton (log skeleton), File (file) Returns None
This plug-in allows you to visualize an event log using log skeletons. As an example, see the figure below. On the right-hand side, this visualization shows the visualization of a log skeleton using the Log Skeleton Browser. The options on the left-hand side determine the preprocessor that is applied to the log before the log … [Read more…]
This headless plug-in classifies the traces in a second log given a first log. To do so, the plug-in first constructs a log skeleton from the first (training) log using the Build Log Skeleton from Event Log plug-in, and then filters the second (calibration or test) log using the constructed log skeleton using the Filter … [Read more…]
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