Process mining is a powerful approach for analyzing event data, benefiting greatly from human-in-the-loop methods due to its reliance on human interpretation and decision-making. However, current tools do not fully exploit the potential of integrating process mining with interactive visual support. To address this gap, we adopt a design science research approach to systematically connect task concepts from both domains. As a result, we introduce Milana, a method that links process mining tasks, expressed as analysis questions, to established visual analytics requirements. Milana fosters a shared vocabulary, improves communication between the communities, and offers practical guidance for designing effective visualizations tailored to process mining.

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Milana: Bridging Process Mining and Visual Analytics Through Task Classification

  • Lisa Zimmermann,
  • Katerina Vrotsou,
  • Pnina Soffer,
  • Philipp Koytek,
  • Barbara Weber,
  • Shazia Sadiq

摘要

Process mining is a powerful approach for analyzing event data, benefiting greatly from human-in-the-loop methods due to its reliance on human interpretation and decision-making. However, current tools do not fully exploit the potential of integrating process mining with interactive visual support. To address this gap, we adopt a design science research approach to systematically connect task concepts from both domains. As a result, we introduce Milana, a method that links process mining tasks, expressed as analysis questions, to established visual analytics requirements. Milana fosters a shared vocabulary, improves communication between the communities, and offers practical guidance for designing effective visualizations tailored to process mining.