Prom: Taking an Echography of Your Software Process

RapidProM: Mine Your Processes and Not Just Your Data

The number of events recorded for operational processes is growing every year. This applies to all domains: from health care and e-government to production and maintenance. Event data are a valuable source of information for organizations that need to meet requirements related to compliance, efficiency, and customer service. Process mining helps to turn these data into real value: by discoverin...

EDU-ProM: ProM for the Classroom

We present EDU-ProM, an extension of the ProM framework, which was designed to serve as a classroom version of ProM for educational purposes. EDU-ProM is designed to work in a non-interactive work mode, allowing the execution of a set of mining tasks against numerous event logs without user intervention. It is mostly suitable for process mining researchers and students who are interested in exp...

Quality Metrics for Business Process Models

In the area of software engineering, quality metrics have shown their importance for good programming practices and software designs. A design developed by the help of these metrics (e.g. coupling, cohesion, complexity, modularity and size) as guiding principals is likely to be less error-prone, easy to understand, maintain, and manage, and is more efficient. Several researchers already identif...

Discovering, Analyzing and Enhancing BPMN Models Using ProM

Process mining techniques relate observed behavior to modeled behavior, e.g., the automatic discovery of a process model based on an event log. Process mining is not limited to process discovery and also includes conformance checking and model enhancement. Conformance checking techniques are used to diagnose the deviations of the observed behavior as recorded in the event log from some process ...

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