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We want to find a decomposition of a workflow graph into a hierarchy of sub-workflows that are subgraphs with a single entry and a single exit of control.
In this paper, we provide a decomposition that is unique, modular and finer than in previous work. We call it the refined process structure tree.
Initially the skeletal structure is extracted and processed to generate a continuous mesh suitable for high quality, real-time rendering and simulation.
In this section, we define the refined process structure tree (PST, for short). First, we explain our notion of fragments in Subsection 2.1. Fragments have a ...
In this paper, we provide a decomposition that is unique, modular and finer than in previous work. We call it the refined process structure tree. It is based on ...
The Refined Process Structure Tree (RPST) is a technique for workflow graph parsing, i.e., for discovering the structure of a workflow graph, which has various ...
The Refined Process Structure Tree (RPST) is a technique for workflow graph parsing, i.e., for discovering the structure of a workflow graph, which has various ...
Sep 1, 2009 · Combining analysis of unstructured workflows with transformation to structured workflows. Rainer Hauser, Michael Friesst, et al. EDOC 2006.
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Oct 18, 2019 · The purpose of this paper is to introduce an alternative method for generating a complete RPST utilizing rather simple techniques.
The refined process structure tree is the tree of canonical fragments of a process model G, such that the parent of a canonical fragment F is the smallest ...