The capability to monitor process and service executions, which has gone to notably increase in the last decades due to the growing adoption of IT-systems, has brought to the diffusion of several reasoningbased tools for the analysis of process executions. Nevertheless, in many real cases, the different degrees of abstraction of models and IT-data, the lack of IT-support on all the steps of the model, as well as information hiding, result in process execution data conveying only incomplete information concerning the process-level activities. This may hamper the capability to analyse and reason about process executions. This paper presents a novel approach to recover missing information about process executions, relying on a reformulation in terms of a planning problem.
The capability to monitor process and service executions, which has gone to notably increase in the last decades due to the growing adoption of IT-systems, has brought to the diffusion of several reasoning-based tools for the analysis of process executions. Nevertheless, in many real cases, the different degrees of abstraction of models and IT-data, the lack of IT-support on all the steps of the model, as well as information hiding, result in process execution data conveying only incomplete information concerning the process-level activities. This may hamper the capability to analyse and reason about process executions. This paper presents a novel approach to recover missing information about process executions, relying on a reformulation in terms of a planning problem.
Completing Workflow Traces Using Action Languages / Di Francescomarino, Chiara; Ghidini, Chiara; Tessaris, Sergio; Sandoval, Itzel Vázquez. - 9097:(2015), pp. 314-330. ( 27th International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE 2015) Kista, Sweden 8–12/06/2015) [10.1007/978-3-319-19069-3_20].
Completing Workflow Traces Using Action Languages
Di Francescomarino, Chiara;
2015-01-01
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The capability to monitor process and service executions, which has gone to notably increase in the last decades due to the growing adoption of IT-systems, has brought to the diffusion of several reasoningbased tools for the analysis of process executions. Nevertheless, in many real cases, the different degrees of abstraction of models and IT-data, the lack of IT-support on all the steps of the model, as well as information hiding, result in process execution data conveying only incomplete information concerning the process-level activities. This may hamper the capability to analyse and reason about process executions. This paper presents a novel approach to recover missing information about process executions, relying on a reformulation in terms of a planning problem.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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