Author:
Di Federico Gemma,Burattin Andrea
Abstract
AbstractHuman behavior could be represented in the form of a process. Existing process modeling notations, however, are not able to faithfully represent these very flexible and unstructured processes. Additional non-process aware perspectives should be considered in the representation. Control-flow and data dimensions should be combined to build a robust model which can be used for analysis purposes. The work in this paper proposes a new hybrid model in which these dimensions are combined. An enriched conformance checking approach is described, based on the alignment of imperative and declarative process models, which also supports data dimensions from a statistical viewpoint.
Publisher
Springer Nature Switzerland
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