In the field of Business Process Management, the Process Discovery task is one of the most important and researched topics. It aims to automatically learn process models starting from a given set of logged execution traces. The majority of the approaches employ procedural languages for describing the discovered models, but declarative languages have been proposed as well. In the latter category there is the Declare language, based on the notion of constraint, and equipped with a formal semantics on LTLf. Also, quite common in the field is to consider the log as a set of positive examples only, but some recent approaches pointed out that a binary classification task (with positive and negative examples) might provide better outcomes. In this paper, we discuss our preliminary work on the adaptation of some existing algorithms for Inductive Logic Programming, to the specific setting of Process Discovery: in particular, we adopt the Declare language with its formal semantics, and the perspective of a binary classification task (i.e., with positive and negative examples)

Federico Chesani, Chiara Di Francescomarino, Chiara Ghidini, Daniela Loreti , Fabrizio Maria Maggi , Paola Mello , et al. (2022). Discovering Business Processes models expressed as DNF or CNF formulae of Declare constraints.

Discovering Business Processes models expressed as DNF or CNF formulae of Declare constraints

Federico Chesani;Daniela Loreti;Paola Mello;Marco Montali;Elena Palmieri;
2022

Abstract

In the field of Business Process Management, the Process Discovery task is one of the most important and researched topics. It aims to automatically learn process models starting from a given set of logged execution traces. The majority of the approaches employ procedural languages for describing the discovered models, but declarative languages have been proposed as well. In the latter category there is the Declare language, based on the notion of constraint, and equipped with a formal semantics on LTLf. Also, quite common in the field is to consider the log as a set of positive examples only, but some recent approaches pointed out that a binary classification task (with positive and negative examples) might provide better outcomes. In this paper, we discuss our preliminary work on the adaptation of some existing algorithms for Inductive Logic Programming, to the specific setting of Process Discovery: in particular, we adopt the Declare language with its formal semantics, and the perspective of a binary classification task (i.e., with positive and negative examples)
2022
Proceedings of the 37th Italian Conference on Computational Logic
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Federico Chesani, Chiara Di Francescomarino, Chiara Ghidini, Daniela Loreti , Fabrizio Maria Maggi , Paola Mello , et al. (2022). Discovering Business Processes models expressed as DNF or CNF formulae of Declare constraints.
Federico Chesani; Chiara Di Francescomarino; Chiara Ghidini; Daniela Loreti ;Fabrizio Maria Maggi ;Paola Mello ; Marco Montali;Elena Palmieri; Sergio ...espandi
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