ICPM 2021: International Conference on Process Mining
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Día de Entrega:
2021-07-01 Extended
Fecha de Notificación:
2021-08-15
Fecha de Conferencia:
2021-10-31
Ubicación:
Eindhoven, the Netherlands
Años:
3
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Solicitud de Artículos
ICPM 2021 (International Conference on Process Mining) is an academic conference held in Eindhoven, the Netherlands on 2021-10-31. The paper submission deadline is 2021-07-01 (extended). Acceptance notifications are sent on 2021-08-15.
The International Conference on Process Mining (ICPM) is the premium forum for researchers, practitioners and developers in process mining. The objective is to explore and exchange knowledge in this field through scientific talks, industry discussions, contests, technical tutorials and panels. The conference covers all aspects of process mining research and practice, including theory, algorithmic challenges, applications and connections with other fields.
The conference is technically co-sponsored by the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, and supported by the IEEE Task Force on Process Mining.
Process mining is an innovative research field which focuses on extracting business process insights from transactional data commonly recorded by IT systems, with the ultimate goal of analyzing and improving organizational productivity along performance dimensions such as efficiency, quality, compliance and risk. By relying on data rather than perceptions gained from interviews and workshops, process mining shifts the way of thinking from “confidence-based” to “evidence-based” business process management. Thus, process mining distinguishes itself within the information systems domain by its fundamental focus on understanding, analyzing, and improving business processes based on process data.
Current process mining challenges include scalability, i.e., dealing with volume, velocity and variability of input data, especially in real-time/online settings using event streams; approximation, i.e., balancing computation time with accuracy; understandability and explainability, i.e., providing easy-to-understand and explainable analytics; multi-perspective analysis, i.e., considering data, resources and time beyond the process control flow; measurability, e.g., providing a comprehensive framework for measuring differences between observed and modelled process behavior, and ethical and confidential aspects of process mining, i.e., how to ensure that process mining procedures and results do not violate ethical and privacy principles.
ICPM 2021 will take place on October 31st-November 4th at the Campus of the Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands.
TOPICS FOR RESEARCH PAPERS
ICPM 2021 encourages papers on new methodologies, techniques and applications for process mining, as well as case studies coming from industrial scenarios. Also, papers describing novel tools, fundamental research and empirical studies on process mining are expected. For the sake of replicability of the presented studies, the addition of supplementary resources is strongly encouraged, such as: used datasets, a publicly accessible implementation for new techniques, experimental packages for empirical studies. The use of novel, previously unpublished datasets is most welcome. Research on existing datasets must clearly showcase the novelty or unprecedented results of the applied analysis.
Selected, accepted research papers will be considered for publication in an extended and revised form in a special issue of an international journal.
The thematic areas in which contributions are sought include, but are not limited to, those listed below.
Process mining techniques:
Automated Discovery of Process Models
Conformance/compliance Analysis
Construction of Event Logs
Event Log Quality Improvement
Decision Mining for Processes
Rule/constraint-based Process Mining
Mining from non-process-aware systems / event streams
Multi-perspective Process Mining
Simulation/optimization for Process Mining
Predictive Process Analytics
Prescriptive Process Analytics and Recommender Systems
Responsible Process Mining
Privacy-preserving Process Mining
Process Model Repair
Process Performance Mining
Variants/deviance Analysis and Root-cause Analysis
Visual Process Analytics
Process Monitoring
Process mining fundamental research:
Formal Foundations of Process Mining
Comparative and Benchmark Studies on Process Mining
Conceptual Models Related to Process Mining
Human-centered Studies on Process Mining
Process Mining Quality Measures
Process Mining Guidelines
Process mining applications and case studies in:
Artificial Intelligence
Blockchain Technologies
Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Business Activity Monitoring and Business Intelligence
(Cyber) Security and Privacy
Operations Management and Lean Six Sigma
Process Performance Measurement
Process Reengineering
Resource Management
Risk Management
Sensors, Internet-of-Things (IoT) and Wearable Devices
Specific domains (such as accounting, finance, government, healthcare, manufacturing)