[3.8] Archiving and Publishing in Practice Event Logs - Joos Buijs [3TU.Datacentrum Symposium 2014, Eindhoven]

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The document discusses event logs and process mining. It describes a presentation given by Joos Buijs on archiving and publishing event logs in practice. The presentation covered traditional process modeling approaches, the CoSeLoG vision of modeling real-world processes using event logs, and the approach of analyzing event logs to discover processes, check conformance to models, and highlight deviations. Examples of event logs containing patient treatment data and potential process mining analyses are also provided.

Technology

Archiving and Publishing
in Practice: Event logs
Joos Buijs MSc
3TU.Datacentrum Symposium 2014
June 11, 2014

Pagina 1
Software
as a
Service
(SaaS)
431 403 municipalities
Germany: +/-12.000
U.S.: +/-20.000

software
system
(process)
model
event
logs
models
analyzes
discovery
records
events, e.g.,
messages,
transactions,
etc.
specifies
configures
implements
analyzes
supports/
controls
extension
conformance
“world”
people machines
organizations
components
business
processes
Process Mining:
From Observed Behavior to Process Models
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The data: An Event Log
patient activity timestamp doctor age cost
5781 make X-ray 23-1-2014@10.30 Dr. Jones 45 70.00
5541 blood test 23-1-2014@10.18 Dr. Scott 61 40.00
5833 blood test 23-1-2014@10.27 Dr. Scott 24 40.00
5781 blood test 23-1-2014@10.49 Dr. Scott 45 40.00
5781 CT scan 23-1-2014@11.10 Dr. Fox 45 1200.00
5833 surgery 23-1-2014@12.34 Dr. Scott 24 2300.00
5781 handle payment 23-1-2014@12.41 Carol Hope 45 0.00
5541 radiation therapy 23-1-2014@13.57 Dr. Jones 61 140.00
5541 radiation therapy 23-1-2014@13.08 Dr. Jones 61 140.00
… … … … … …
case id activity name timestamp other dataresource
Slide by prof. Wil van der Aalst

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Extension:
Highlight reality on model
frequent execution paths
execution &
waiting times
people
collaborating
where models deviate from
log
PAGE 11

Other views on behavior:
Social Network
/ Architecture of Information Systems Group PAGE 1213-6-2014

Other views on behavior:
Events over time
PAGE 13

Other views on behavior:
Events over relative time
PAGE 14

Back to the CoSeLoG project
PAGE 15
Conf
Mod

My data @ 3TU
• 5 event logs
• Comparable processes
• 2010 - 2014
• More than 4,000 cases and almost 200,000 events
• DOIs assigned, data uploaded soon
/ Architecture of Information Systems Group PAGE 1613-6-2014

My data @ 3TU
/ Architecture of Information Systems Group PAGE 1713-6-2014

(My) data @ 3TU
/ Architecture of Information Systems Group PAGE 1813-6-2014
http://data.3tu.nl/repository/collection:event_logs

Why did I upload my data?
• Repeatable experiments (PhD thesis)
• Validation of work
• Visibility
• Trustworthiness
• Share effort/data with colleagues
• Good/rich data is hard to get
/ Architecture of Information Systems Group PAGE 20

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