Detecting inconsistencies between process models and textual descriptions
Text-based and model-based process descriptions have their own particular strengths and,
as such, appeal to different stakeholders. For this reason, it is not unusual to find within an …
as such, appeal to different stakeholders. For this reason, it is not unusual to find within an …
Comparing textual descriptions to process models–the automatic detection of inconsistencies
Many organizations maintain textual process descriptions alongside graphical process
models. The purpose is to make process information accessible to various stakeholders …
models. The purpose is to make process information accessible to various stakeholders …
Aligning textual and model-based process descriptions
Process model descriptions are an ubiquitous source of information that exists in any
organization. To reach different types of stakeholders, distinct descriptions are often kept, so …
organization. To reach different types of stakeholders, distinct descriptions are often kept, so …
Integrating textual and model-based process descriptions for comprehensive process search
Documenting business processes using process models is common practice in many
organizations. However, not all process information is best captured in process models …
organizations. However, not all process information is best captured in process models …
Searching textual and model-based process descriptions based on a unified data format
Documenting business processes using process models is common practice in many
organizations. However, not all process information is best captured in process models …
organizations. However, not all process information is best captured in process models …
Dealing with behavioral ambiguity in textual process descriptions
Textual process descriptions are widely used in organizations since they can be created and
understood by virtually everyone. The inherent ambiguity of natural language, however …
understood by virtually everyone. The inherent ambiguity of natural language, however …
Extracting declarative process models from natural language
Process models are an important means to capture information on organizational operations
and often represent the starting point for process analysis and improvement. Since the …
and often represent the starting point for process analysis and improvement. Since the …
Natural language in business process models
H Leopold - 2013 - Springer
Natural language is one of the most important means of human communication. It enables
us to express our will, to exchange thoughts, and to document our knowledge in written …
us to express our will, to exchange thoughts, and to document our knowledge in written …
When language meets language: Anti patterns resulting from mixing natural and modeling language
F Pittke, H Leopold, J Mendling - … , The Netherlands, September 7-8, 2014 …, 2015 - Springer
Business process modeling has become an integral part of many organizations for
documenting and redesigning complex organizational operations. However, the increasing …
documenting and redesigning complex organizational operations. However, the increasing …
Ensuring the canonicity of process models
H Leopold, F Pittke, J Mendling - Data & Knowledge Engineering, 2017 - Elsevier
Process models play an important role for specifying requirements of business-related
software. However, the usefulness of process models is highly dependent on their quality …
software. However, the usefulness of process models is highly dependent on their quality …