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The Multi-perspective Process Explorer
2015
International Conference on Business Process Management
Organizations use process mining techniques to analyze event data recorded by their information systems. Multi-perspective process mining techniques make use of data attributes attached to events to analyze processes from multiple perspectives. Applying those multi-perspective process mining techniques in practice is a laborious task when the event data contains a large number of attributes and many different trace variants. Tools that facilitate the usage of these techniques in practical
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