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TESSERACT: time-drifts in event streams using series of evolving rolling averages of completion times

Richter et al., 2017

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851736173754388855
Author
Richter F
Seidl T
Publication year
Publication venue
Business Process Management: 15th International Conference, BPM 2017, Barcelona, Spain, September 10–15, 2017, Proceedings 15

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Business processes are dynamic and change due to diverse factors. While existing approaches aim to detect drifts in the process structure, TESSERACT looks for temporal drifts in activity interim times. This orthogonal view on the process extends the traditional …
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