In Part 1 of this tutorial we went over the basics, and in Part 2 we made our plug-in integrate better with ProM by making it possible to load and save objects, by providing a user-interface for configuration, and by providing progress and logging information when executing a plug-in. In this part, we look at […]
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There are reasons, I’m not that afraid somebody else is going to steal the idea, I’m working on right now. First, it’s rather tedious and I’d much rather somebody else did the coding, and, second, nobody can read my design notes: MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize winner 2012. westergaard.eu/ […]
In Part 1 of my tutorial on ProM plug-in development, we went over the basics: objects, plug-ins, and visualizers. In this part, we look into loading and saving objects, how to let users specify configuration, and how to make our plug-ins provide more information during execution. In the remainder of this post, I assume you […]
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ProM 6 is one of the if not the most prominent research tool for process mining. ProM has an extensible architecture which makes it easy to extend for third parties. Alas the documentation for doing so is years out of date. As I have a nagging suspicion I may have to supervise a lot of […]
This week is about Declare and mining of Declare models. Exercises for this week mostly concern getting started with the assignment but also trying out Declare. MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize winner 2012. westergaard.eu/ […]
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This week is about representational bias. To illustrate what changing representation, we present the representations transition systems and causal nets, and indicate an algorithm for discovering transition systems and a heuristics miner for discovering causal nets. These slides are based on Wil’s slides from processmining.org/book/start. Exercises: Slides on the assignment handed out this week: MichaelTime […]
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