Process Mining Discovery Techniques for Software Architecture Lightweight Evaluation Framework

This research recognizes the limitation and challenges of adaptingand applying Process Mining as a powerful tool and technique in theHypothetical Software Architecture (SA) Evaluation Framework with thefeatures and factors of lightweightness. Process mining deals with the largescalecomplexity of security and performance analysis, which are the goalsof SA evaluation frameworks. As a result of these conjectures, all ProcessMining researches in the realm of SA are thoroughly reviewed, and ninechallenges for Process Mining Adaption are recognized. Process mining isembedded in the framework and to boost the quality of the SA model forfurther analysis, the framework nominates architectural discovery algorithmsFlower, Alpha, Integer Linear Programming (ILP), Heuristic, and Inductiveand compares them vs. twelve quality criteria. Finally, the framework’s testingon three case studies approves the feasibility of applying process mining toarchitectural evaluation. The extraction of the SA model is also done by thebest model discovery algorithm, which is selected by intensive benchmarkingin this research. This research presents case studies of SA in service-oriented,Pipe and Filter, and component-based styles, modeled and simulated byHierarchical Colored Petri Net techniques based on the cases’ documentation.Processminingwithin this framework dealswith the system’s log files obtainedfrom SA simulation. Applying process mining is challenging, especially for aSA evaluation framework, as it has not been done yet. The research recognizesthe problems of process mining adaption to a hypothetical lightweightSA evaluation framework and addresses these problems during the solutiondevelopment.

Process Discovery and Refinement of an Enterprise Management System

The need for the analysis of modern businesses is rapidly increasing as the supporting enterprise systems generate more and more data.This data can be extremely valuable for executing organizations because the data allows constant monitoring,analyzing,and improving the underlying processes,which leads to the reduction of cost and the improvement of the quality.Process mining is a useful technique for analyzing enterprise systems by using an event log that contains behaviours.This research focuses on the process discovery and refinement using real-life event log data collected from a large multinational organization that deals with coatings and paints.By investigating and analyzing their order handling pro-cesses,this study aims at learning a model that gives insight inspection of the processes and performance analysis.Furthermore,the animation is also performed for the better inspection,diagnostics,and compliance-related questions to specify the system.The configuration of the system and the conformance checking for further enhancement is also addressed in this research.To achieve the objectives,this research uses process mining techniques,i.e.process discovery in the form of formal Petri nets models with the help of process maps,and process refinement through conformance checking and enhancement.Initially,the identified executed process is reconstructed by using the process discovery techniques.Following the reconstruction,we perform a deep analysis for the underlying process to ensure the process improvement and redesigning.Finally,some recommendations are made to improve the enterprise management system processes.

Automatic Clustering of User Behaviour Profiles for Web Recommendation System

Web usage mining,content mining,and structure mining comprise the web mining process.Web-Page Recommendation(WPR)development by incor-porating Data Mining Techniques(DMT)did not include end-users with improved performance in the obtainedfiltering results.The cluster user profile-based clustering process is delayed when it has a low precision rate.Markov Chain Monte Carlo-Dynamic Clustering(MC2-DC)is based on the User Behavior Profile(UBP)model group’s similar user behavior on a dynamic update of UBP.The Reversible-Jump Concept(RJC)reviews the history with updated UBP and moves to appropriate clusters.Hamilton’s Filtering Framework(HFF)is designed tofilter user data based on personalised information on automatically updated UBP through the Search Engine(SE).The Hamilton Filtered Regime Switching User Query Probability(HFRSUQP)works forward the updated UBP for easy and accuratefiltering of users’interests and improves WPR.A Probabilistic User Result Feature Ranking based on Gaussian Distribution(PURFR-GD)has been developed to user rank results in a web mining process.PURFR-GD decreases the delay time in the end-to-end workflow for SE personalization in various meth-ods by using the Gaussian Distribution Function(GDF).The theoretical analysis and experiment results of the proposed MC2-DC method automatically increase the updated UBP accuracy by 18.78%.HFRSUQP enabled extensive Maximize Log-Likelihood(ML-L)increases to 15.28%of User Personalized Information Search Retrieval Rate(UPISRT).For feature ranking,the PURFR-GD model defines higher Classification Accuracy(CA)and Precision Ratio(PR)while uti-lising minimum Execution Time(ET).Furthermore,UPISRT's ranking perfor-mance has improved by 20%.

Baise Mining Group's Annual 1-million-ton Deep Aluminum Processing Project Commenced

The Baise Municipal Government held a commencement ceremony for Baise Mining Group’s1-million-ton deep aluminum processing project('Project')at its base in the Poverty Alleviation Industrial Park in Pingguo County.It’s learnt that the Project includes an annual450,000-ton medium and thick plates and plate belts for transportation project,an annual 160。