Classical process discovery approaches usually investigate logs generated by processes in order to mine and discovery corresponding process schemas. When the collaboration processes case is addressed, such approaches turn to be poorly effective, due to the fact that: (i) logs of collaboration processes are usually stored in heterogeneous data storages which also expose different data types; (ii) it is not easy and direct to derive a common analysis model from such logs. As a consequence, classical methodologies usually fail. In order to fulfill this gap, in this paper we describe a composite methodology that combines semantics-based techniques and multidimensional analysis paradigms to support effective and efficient collaboration process discovery from log data.
A composite methodology for supporting collaboration pattern discovery via semantic enrichment and multidimensional analysis
Cuzzocrea Alfredo;
2014-01-01
Abstract
Classical process discovery approaches usually investigate logs generated by processes in order to mine and discovery corresponding process schemas. When the collaboration processes case is addressed, such approaches turn to be poorly effective, due to the fact that: (i) logs of collaboration processes are usually stored in heterogeneous data storages which also expose different data types; (ii) it is not easy and direct to derive a common analysis model from such logs. As a consequence, classical methodologies usually fail. In order to fulfill this gap, in this paper we describe a composite methodology that combines semantics-based techniques and multidimensional analysis paradigms to support effective and efficient collaboration process discovery from log data.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
