An Empirical Analysis of Diagnosis of Industrial Business Processes at Sub-process Levels
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...Analysis of metrics (e.g. [1]) and errors (e.g. [2]) at the level of classes (rather than at the level of programs) have been of considerable interest in the programming community....
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...Related Work Mendling et al. had studied the quality aspects of business process models by analyzing the connection between errors such as deadlock and a set of metrics capturing various structural and behavioral aspects of the models [3]....
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"An Empirical Analysis of Diagnosis ..." refers background in this paper
...Analysis of metrics (e.g. [1]) and errors (e.g. [2]) at the level of classes (rather than at the level of programs) have been of considerable interest in the programming community....
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...The authors came to the conclusion that most of the metrics related to business process models were mere adaptations of software complexity metrics....
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...As described in [4], we consider two kinds of errors associated with process models: syntactic errors and controlflow related errors....
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...…partitioned into disjoint sets of decision merges, GM (GandM (synchronizer) and GxorM (merge)) and decision splits, GS (GandS (fork) and GxorS (choice))2, • A set E of events which is a disjoint union of two sets of events Es and Ef , where – Es is the set of start events with no incoming edges....
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