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Petri Net Classes for Collaboration Mining: Assessment and Design Guidelines
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Working Paper
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Computer Science - Formal Languages and Automata Theory
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Abstract
Collaboration mining develops discovery, conformance checking, and enhancement techniques for collaboration processes. The collaboration process model is key to represent the discovery result. As for process mining in general, Petri Net classes are candidates for collaboration process models due to their analytical power. However, a standard model class to represent collaboration processes is lacking due to the heterogeneity of collaboration and, thus, of collaboration mining techniques. Collaboration heterogeneity requires to cover, for example, intra-organizational collaborations as well as choreographies that span a process across multiple organizations. A standard collaboration model class would advance collaboration mining by focusing discovery through a common target model, supporting comparison, and enabling flexible mining pipelines. To find a standard model class, we aim at capturing collaboration heterogeneity in a meta model, assess Petri net classes as candidates for collaboration process models through the meta model, and derive design guidelines for the collaboration discovery.