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A Pattern Based Method for Simplifying a BPMN Process Model

Mateo Ramos-Merino    
Luis M. Álvarez-Sabucedo    
Juan M. Santos-Gago and Francisco de Arriba-Pérez    

Resumen

To work with a simplified version of a BPMN model that condenses the information of interest can be very interesting from a human point of view (the understanding of the model is facilitated). Moreover, an optimised version of a BPMN model can yield in more efficient results for mining process software and data analytic techniques.

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