论文信息 - Learning the Control-Flow of a Business Process Using ICN-Based Process Models

Learning the Control-Flow of a Business Process Using ICN-Based Process Models

In this paper, we present a process mining algorithm that discovers Activity Precedence Graphs (APG), which are control-flow models in the Generalized Information Control Net (ICN) family of models. Unlike many other control-flow models discovered by process mining algorithms, APGs can be integrated with other business process perspectives.

Aubrey J. Rembert | Clarence Ellis | C. Ellis

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