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 …
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 …
The data set of the Process Discovery Contest of 2022 (PDC 2022) 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 …
An issue with the scope attributes of the global and classifier elements has been fixed in the IEEE Schema file today. According to the IEEE XES Standard, these attributes should be optional and default to event. However, the existing schema had these attributes as required attributes. This has now been corrected. Many thanks to Lukas Read More …
Export an event log to a IEEE XES log file. The Indented variants indent the XES file properly (like indenting an XML file), which results in a file containing multiple lines. If the XES file is not Indented, everything will end up on a single line. The Compressed variants also compress the file (using GZip). Read More …
Imports an event log from an IEEE XES log file. The Lenient variants will only warn the user if the event log does not conform to the IEEE XES standard. The Conforming variants will warn the user if the event log doe snot strictly conform to the IEEE XES standard, but will fail (no log Read More …
An issue with the positioning of the log attributes has been fixed in the IEEE Schema file today. According to the IEEE XES Standard, the log attributes should follow the extensions, globals, classifiers and precede the traces and events. However, the original schema put the attributes in front of them all: This has now been Read More …
On April 10, 2017, the IEEE CIS has published a Society Brief on the XES Standard titled: IEEE 1849TM: The XES StandardThe Second IEEE Standard Sponsored by IEEE Computational Intelligence Society This Society Brief, which has been published in the IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine of May 2017, introduces the XES Standard to the CIS community.
Eight new plug-ins have been added: These plug-ins are contained in the new XESStandardConnector package, which connects the new XESStandard package to the Log package, and hence to OpenXES. The XESStandard package contains the implementation of the IEEE XES Standard (see my earlier post on the approval of the IEEE XES Standard), and the basic Read More …
By Wil van der Aalst and Eric VerbeekNovember 24, 2016 Eindhoven, The Netherlands – On November 11th, 2016, the IEEE Standards Association has officially published the XES Standard as IEEE Std 1849TM-2016: IEEE Standard for eXtensible Event Stream (XES) for Achieving Interopability in Event Logs and Event Streams. The IEEE Task Force on Process Mining Read More …
