- Enseignant: Daniel Schuster
In this lab, students will work in small teams to implement algorithms and techniques from the field of Process Mining. The goal is to gain hands-on experience with modern process analysis methods and to deepen understanding by translating theoretical concepts into working software.
Possible topics (to be finalized at the beginning of the course):
- LLM-assisted Process Mining Techniques
- Event Abstraction and Transformation
- Clustering in Process Mining
- Partially-Ordered Event Data
- Predictive Process Mining
Technical Requirements:
- Solid programming skills in Python are mandatory (the lab will primarily use the PM4Py library)
- For visualization tasks, knowledge of web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript) is helpful
Language:
The lab will be held in English or German, depending on the composition of the participants.
Publication Opportunity:
Depending on student interest, motivation, and result quality, project results may be
further developed and submitted as a tool/workshop/full paper to an international
conference upon completion of the lab.
- Enseignant: Daniel Schuster
- Enseignant: Daniel Diefenthaler
- Enseignant: Fabian Dreer
- Enseignant: Markus Baumann
- Enseignant: Jonas Stein
- Enseignant: Florian Krötz
- Enseignant: Korbinian Staudacher
- Enseignant: Xiao-Ting To
- Enseignant: Nina Freise
- Enseignant: Alexander Klingebiel
- Enseignant: Sebastian Wölckert