基于rfid的供应链流程挖掘

Kerstin Gerke, Alexander Claus, J. Mendling
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流程挖掘通过从事件日志中提取流程模型来简化业务流程的分析。大多数挖掘算法在显式引用流程实例或案例的单系统事件日志上表现良好。然而,在许多操作环境中,这种情况标识符不直接记录。在供应链过程中甚至存在进一步的挑战,因为不同的标识号和众多的聚合步骤阻止了单个工作项作为一个案例的可追溯性。在本文中,我们研究了EPCglobal处理射频识别(RFID)事件的标准如何使供应链数据可用于过程挖掘。我们的贡献是一种能够应对病例识别和焦点转移挑战的算法。我们提出了一个原型实现,并使用基于供应链操作参考(SCOR)模型的流程来评估我们的实现。
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Process Mining of RFID-Based Supply Chains
Process mining facilitates the analysis of business processes by extracting a process model from event logs. Most mining algorithms perform well on single-system event logs that explicitly refer to a process instance or case. However, in many operational environments such case identifiers are not directly recorded. In supply chain processes there are even further challenges, since different identification numbers and numerous aggregation steps prevent individual work items to become traceable as a case. In this paper, we investigate how the EPCglobal standard for processing Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) events can make supply chain data accessible for process mining. Our contribution is an algorithm that is able to deal with challenges of case identification and focus shifts. We present a prototypicalimplementation and use a process based on the Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) Model to evaluate our implementation.
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