降低业务流程模型的认知复杂性

V. Gruhn, R. Laue
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目前对业务流程模型质量的研究主要是从其行为的正确性方面来讨论模型的质量。在本文中,我们将讨论另一个角度:由于业务流程模型的主要目的是供人类阅读和理解,因此可理解性是一个重要的要求。我们提出了一些通过减少认知负荷来提高可理解性的模式。通过将这些模式应用到包含近1000个模型的存储库中,我们已经能够提高几个模型的可理解性。
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Reducing the cognitive complexity of business process models
Current research on the quality of business process models mostly discusses the quality of a model mainly in terms of correctness of its behaviour. In this paper, we discuss another perspective: Because the main purpose of business process models is to be read and understood by humans, understandability is an important requirement. We present some patterns for improving the understandability by reducing the cognitive load. By applying these patterns to a repository of almost 1000 models, we have been able to improve the comprehensibility of several models.
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