The data set of the Process Discovery Contest of 2024 (PDC 2024) has now been disclosed. It contains the following five folders (in ZIP archives): A trace from the Test log is classified against the corresponding trace from the Base log. If the trace from the Test log fits the model (strict) better than then Read More …
A new data set is now ready for discovery algorithms to be tested on. See the PDC 2024 page for details. Discovery algorithms can be submitted as of now.
On December 18, version 6.14.9 has been released. This version comes with three possible options to generate the initial set of components and allows the user to choose which one to use. The three possible options are: The user can select the option to use using the two new check boxes: The check boxes are Read More …
Using the default settings, the new Xcavation plugin scores 90.1% on the PDC 2023 data set, with a positive accuracy of 88.0% and a negative accuracy of 92.6%. Using the weights 50, 10 and 5 for fitness, precision and simplicity, it even scores 92.2%, with a positive accuracy of 89.9% and a negative accuracy of Read More …
The ProM packages have been moved from SVN to GitHub. So far, 35 packages have been transferred including the SVN history. This move was necessary as the SVN repository at the Math&CS department at TU/e will be taken down in the near future. As a result, the URLs https://svn.win.tue.nl/repos/prom/ (the SVN repository) and https://svn.win.tue.nl/trac/prom/ (the Read More …
The data set of the Process Discovery Contest of 2023 (PDC 2023) has now been disclosed. It contains the following five folders (in ZIP archives): A trace from the Test log is classified against the corresponding trace from the Base log. If the trace from the Test log fits the model (strict) better than then Read More …
Changes the initial configuration of the Xcavation plugin to aconfiguration that provided good results on the PDC 2022 data set.
On July 12, version 6.13.104 has been released. Changes when compared to version 6.13.98: Example As an example we run the Xcavation plugin on the log of the BPIC 2012 containing only the A and O events using the following configuration: After some minutes, the result is shown:
Today, version 6.13.98 of the DiSCover package has been released. This release comes with an improved “Xcavate Petri net” plug-in that allows the user to also select the classifier to use. The release also includes the following updates:
Today, version 6.13.88 of the DiSCover package has been released. This release comes with an “Xcavate Petri net” plug-in that allows the user to select its parameter values. Select thresholds to try Here, the user can specify which thresholds should be tried. Any combination of an absolute threshold and a relative threshold will be tried. Read More …
