Supporting process mining workflows with RapidProM

Ronny S. Mans · Wil M. P. van der Aalst · H. M. W. Verbeek

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Business Process Modeling and Analysis Data Mining Algorithms and Applications Scientific Computing and Data Management

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Process mining is gaining more and more attention both in industry and practice. As such, the number of process mining products is steadily increasing. However, none of these products allow for composing and executing analysis work flows consisting of multiple process mining algorithms. As a result, the analyst needs to perform repetitive process mining tasks manually and scientific process experiments are extremely labor intensive.\nTo this end, we have RapidMiner 5, which allows for the definition and execution of analysis work flows, connected with the process mining framework ProM 6. As such any discovery, conformance, or extension algorithm of ProM can be used within a RapidMiner analysis process thus supporting process mining work flows.

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2011Process Mining: Discovery, Conformance and Enhancement of Business Processes 2009ProM : the process mining toolkit

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