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Benchmarking logs to test scalability of process discovery algorithms
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Eindhoven University of Technologyvia 4TU.ResearchData (via DataCite) · bijgewerkt 12 oktober 2017
Wat erin zit
The set of event logs included, are aimed to support the evaluation of the performance of process discovery algorithms. The largest event logs in this data set have millions of events. If you need even bigger datasets, you can generate these yourself using the CPN Tools sources files included (*.cpn). Each file has two parameters nofcases (i.e., the number of process instances) and nofdupl (i.e., the number of times a process is replicated with unique new names).
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