This filter allows you to select the first trace in the event log for every (trace) variant, where the (trace) variants are determined by the key (classifier / global event attribute / attribute). Version Availability Requirements Configuration panel At the top left, you can select the key. Based on the selected key, the trace variants Read More …
Versions How to start a Filter Notebook? Select an event log (we use an example event log here), open a visualizer, and then select the “Start Filter Notebook” visualizer: What do I see in a Filter Notebook? How can I add a filter? Select the “Add filter…” item in the filter stack. This replaces the Read More …
Conversion For every activity in the log skeleton graph, a single transition is created. The fragments below show which places and additional transitions are required and how they get connected to the activity transitions. Attempts are made to not include a fragment if it will be subsumed by another fragment. Process The place {i} is Read More …
Version 6.11.158 of the LogSkeleton package introduces a new model called the Log Skeleton Graph. A Log Skeleton Graph is constructed from the Log Skeleton, and from the Log Skeleton Graph the Dot visualization is constructed. A Log Skeleton Graph contains the following: Log Skeleton Node A Log Skeleton Node represents an activity in the Read More …
This plug-in can help in creating an animation for a mined Transition System (TS) using a given layout. The plug-in takes two parameters: a first (imported) TS, and a second (mined) TS. The plug-in then copies the layout from the first TS to the second. This allows you to quickly change the layout for a Read More …
Imports a Petri net from a CPNXML file Package Version Input Output
Exports a Petri net to a CPNXML file. Package Version Input Output Node names Below you see a snippet of the “a32” Petri net (an example Petri net containing 32 activities) exported from ProM and imported into CPN Tools.
Consider the following log skeleton: Question: Is there a Not Co-Existence between A and E? Yes, there is. As E has D as Precedence, “if E, then also D”. As D has A as a Not Co-Existence, “if D, then not A”. Hence, “if E, then D, and not A”. The following log skeleton shows Read More …
Consider the following log skeleton: Question: Are the Response and Precedence relations between D and F implicit? The path from D to E to F seems to suggest that these relations are indeed implicit, but this suggestion is wrong, as is shown by the absence of these relations between A and C: D has F Read More …
Visualizes an event log as a log skeleton. Version Input Configuration Output Classifier Panel Filter panel This configures the log preprocessor. The log preprocessor can filter on required activities, forbidden activities, and can split acitivity names. Splitter panel
