
handle: 11577/3300651 , 11573/1372961
Declarative process models consist of a set of constraints exerted over the execution of process activities. DECLARE is a declarative process modelling language that specifies a set of constraint templates along with their graphical notation. The automated discovery of DECLARE models aims at finding those constraints that are verified throughout a given event log. In this paper, we present a fast scalable tool for mining DECLARE models in ProM. Its usage is described with its application on a use case, based on a publicly available real-life benchmark. Keywords: Process Mining; Process Discovery; Declarative Processes
Declarative Processes, Process Mining, Process Discovery, 502, Process Mining; Process Discovery; Declarative Processes, Declarative processes; Process discovery; Process mining; Computer Science (all), 102
Declarative Processes, Process Mining, Process Discovery, 502, Process Mining; Process Discovery; Declarative Processes, Declarative processes; Process discovery; Process mining; Computer Science (all), 102
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