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Using Ontology and Data Provenance to Improve Software Processes.

Humberto L. O. Dalpra · Gabriella Castro Barbosa Costa Dalpra · Tássio Ferenzini Martins Sirqueira · Regina M. M. Braga · Fernanda Campos · Cláudia Maria Lima Werner +1 more

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Scientific Computing and Data Management Semantic Web and Ontologies Business Process Modeling and Analysis

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Provenance refers to the origin of a particular object. In computational terms, provenance is a historical record of the derivation of data that can help to understand the current record. In this context, this work presents a proposal for software processes improvement using a provenance data model and an ontology. This improvement can be obtained by process data execution analysis with an approach called PROV-Process, which uses a layer for storing process provenance and an ontology based on PROV-O.

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2010Prospective and Retrospective Provenance Collection in Scientific Workflow Environments 2011PrIMe 2013D-PROV: extending the PROV provenance model with workflow structure 2011ProvManager: a provenance management system for scientific workflows

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