Titlebook: Business Process Management Workshops; BPM 2016 Internation Marlon Dumas,Marcelo Fantinato Conference proceedings 2017 Springer Internation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91682-8ve to cope with the so-called ‘dilemma of reference modeling’, viz., balancing generality against market specificity. In principle, the more details a reference model contains, the fewer situations it applies to. To overcome this dilemma, the contribution at hand presents a novel approach to mining

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43069-6his counting can be performed in a forward pass through the event log, when analyzing large event logs according to different perspectives it may become impractical or time-consuming to perform multiple such passes. In this work, we show how transition counting can be parallelized by taking advantag

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95929-4ge. Process mining techniques can be used to automate the discovery of process models. One way to evaluate process mining techniques is to synthesize event logs from a source model via simulation techniques and to compare the discovered model with the source model. Though there are several declarati

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Medienp?dagogisches Handeln in der Schuleaging the relationships between ontologies and business process models provide benefits such as enhanced semantic quality of both artifacts and effort savings. In this study, the PROMPTUM toolset, that enables to model relations between the ontologies and the labels within the process model collecti

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Medienp?dagogisches Handeln in der Schulehe latter are based on heuristics. The main advantage of informal methods with respect to the formal ones is their short run-time. However, heuristics may lead to false positives, i.e. they may detect errors in a process model even though such model is correct. In this work, we propose using ontolog

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Neue Perspektiven der Medien?sthetik offer new insights on this field. We present an entity-centric procedure for deriving a business process architecture baseline using the following core ideas: (i) domain model entities may be interpreted as business entities at a higher level of abstraction than usually used by entity-centric appro

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