Explores algorithms that enhance real-time process insights in high-throughput environments, suggesting improvements in efficiency and accuracy.
Process mining is an established discipline for the discovery and assessment of business processes, yet traditional methods struggle to extract actionable insights from high-velocity data streams. This paper explores how process mining algorithms can leverage decentralized edge-computing architectures to provide real-time insights within high-throughput environments. We focus on the necessity of maintaining real-time viability and preventing back-pressure by processing data in close proximity to its point of origin. To address these challenges, we propose a conceptual framework for a distributed conformance checking algorithm specifically designed for the edge. We conclude by defining a research roadmap that addresses algorithmic distribution, the impact of multidimensional data stream characteristics, and self-adaptive orchestration for multi-objective optimization of accuracy, latency, and energy efficiency.
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