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Managing large collections of business process models—Current techniques and challenges

Remco Dijkman, Marcello La Rosa, Hajo Alexander Reijers

2012-01-06articleComputers in Industry165 citationsgreen

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2014The 4C Spectrum of Fundamental Behavioral Relations for Concurrent Systems

2016Querying Similar Process Models Based on the Hungarian Algorithm

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