Performance Analysis: Discovering Semi-Markov Models From Event Logs

06/29/2022
by   Anna Kalenkova, et al.
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Process mining methods and tools are largely used in industry to monitor and improve operational processes. This paper presents a new technique to analyze performance characteristics of processes using event data. Based on event sequences and their timestamps, semi-Markov models are discovered. The discovered models are further used for performance what-if analysis of the processes. The paper studies a trade-off between the order of models discovered and accuracy of representing performance information. The proposed discovery and analysis techniques are implemented and tested on real-world event data.

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