Flexible Process Model Design

M.N. Rudometkina; A.V. Chekhonadskikh; P.A. Kakovkin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.892

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Flexible Process Model Design

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The paper describes the algebraic logical methods, logical network theory, and information object and process models. The algebraic appliance of finite predicates is used as a mathematical framework. The analysis of the formal description means for information processes allows selecting the logical network appliance for design of complete models of the information process description. This logical network appliance is designed for static object modelling. So, the modification of the logical network model is required for the description of information processes that allowing for the process dynamics. A two-layer logical network is designed comprising the system of binary predicates and predicate operations. The flexible process is presented by a modified logical network allowing to adapt the model to the domain.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 685)

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February 2016

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M.N. Rudometkina, A.V. Chekhonadskikh, P.A. Kakovkin

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Algebra of Predicates, Flexible Process, Log Process, Logical Network, Process Mining

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