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Top-10 ProM plug-ins December 2021
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.
Top-10 ProM plug-ins November 2021
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.
ProM Downloads November 2021
By mistake, this bar chart does not show the 946 downloads for ProM 6.11. These should have been included.
ProM Downloads October 2021
By mistake, this bar chart does not show the 529 downloads for ProM 6.11. These should have been included.
Top-10 ProM plug-ins October 2021
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.
Log skeleton miner scores 98.3% on PDC 2021 Data Set
The log skeleton miner (that is, the plugin called “Build Log Skeleton from Event Log”) in ProM 6.11 scores 98.3% on the PDC 2021 Data Set when the log skeleton is set to use 1% noise. When combined with the conversion to Petri nets (plugin called “Convert Log Skeleton to Petri Net”), which results in … [Read more…]
ProM 6.11 released
Today, October 13th, 2021, ProM 6.11 has been released. The framework of ProM 6.11 fixes a bug that resulted in an attempt to show a modal dialog even when using the (headless) CLI context. New packages in ProM 6.11 AdvancedEventLogFiltering 6.11.38, by Daniel Tacke genannt Unterberg CounterfactualExplanation 6.11.8, by Mahnaz Qafari ERPSimulator 6.11.1, by Gyunam … [Read more…]
OpenXES 2.27 released
On October 4, 2021, version 2.27 of OpenXES has been released. This version of OpenXES adds checks on the types of the attributes from standard extensions. This prevents OpenXES from throwing exceptions if, for example, the “org:resource” attribute happens to be of the wrong type (should be XAttributeLiteral, that is, a string). This new version … [Read more…]
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