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Functional Integration with Process Mining and Process Analyzing for Structural and Behavioral Properness Validation of Discovered Processes from Event Log Datasets
Kim, K.P. Functional Integration with Process Mining and Process Analyzing for Structural and Behavioral Properness Validation of Processes Discovered from Event Log Datasets. Appl. Sci.2020, 10, 1493.
Kim, K.P. Functional Integration with Process Mining and Process Analyzing for Structural and Behavioral Properness Validation of Processes Discovered from Event Log Datasets. Appl. Sci. 2020, 10, 1493.
Kim, K.P. Functional Integration with Process Mining and Process Analyzing for Structural and Behavioral Properness Validation of Processes Discovered from Event Log Datasets. Appl. Sci.2020, 10, 1493.
Kim, K.P. Functional Integration with Process Mining and Process Analyzing for Structural and Behavioral Properness Validation of Processes Discovered from Event Log Datasets. Appl. Sci. 2020, 10, 1493.
Abstract
Process (or business process) management systems fulfill defining, executing, monitoring and managing process models deployed on process-aware enterprises. Accordingly, the functional formation of the systems is made up of three subsystems such as modeling subsystem, enacting subsystem and mining subsystem. In recent times, the mining subsystem has been becoming an essential subsystem. Many enterprises have successfully completed the introduction and application of the process automation technology through the modeling subsystem and the enacting subsystem. According as the time has come to the phase of redesigning and reengineering the deployed process models, from now on it is important for the mining subsystem to cooperate with the analyzing subsystem; the essential cooperation capability is to provide seamless integrations between the designing works with the modeling subsystem and the redesigning work with the mining subsystem. In other words, we need to seamlessly integrate the discovery functionality of the mining subsystem and the analyzing functionality of the modeling subsystem. This integrated approach might be suitable very well when those deployed process models discovered by the mining subsystem are complex and very large-scaled, in particular. In this paper, we propose an integrated approach for seamlessly as well as effectively providing the mining and the analyzing functionalities to the redesigning work on very large-scale and massively parallel process models that are discovered from their enactment event logs. The integrated approach especially aims at analyzing not only their structural complexity and correctness but also their animation-based behavioral properness, and becomes concretized to a sophisticated analyzer. The core function of the analyzer is to discover a very large-scale and massively parallel process model from a process log dataset and to validate the structural complexity and the syntactical and behavioral properness of the discovered process model. Finally, this paper writes up the detailed description of the system architecture with its functional integration of process mining and process analyzing. And more precisely, we excogitate a series of functional algorithms for extracting the structural constructs as well as for visualizing the behavioral properness on those discovered very large-scale and massively parallel process models. As experimental validation, we apply the proposed approach and analyzer to a couple of process enactment event log datasets available on the website of the 4TU.Centre for Research Data.
Keywords
structured information control net; process mining; process analyzing; structural analysis; behavioral analysis; process rediscovery
Subject
Computer Science and Mathematics, Information Systems
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