The data used in this example comes from the BPI Challenge 2019. This dataset represents a business process, specifically the sequence of events involved in processing a purchase order with multiple items and actions.
Click to launch the first model:
https://xoebp.xplain-data.com/objectexplorer/index.html
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Before You Begin:
We recommend watching the following videos. They provide examples of how to use the Xplain Data ObjectExplorer:
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BPI Analysis Example 1:
This video presents a simple introductory example of an object model within the ObjectAnalytics paradigm. It explains the root object, its sub-objects, and the rationale behind their selection. Additionally, we demonstrate typical operations on an object tree, specifically aggregations along the tree’s edges. -
BPI Analysis Example 2:
In this example, we introduce the relative time axis, a key tool in ObjectAnalytics for analyzing the relationships between different sub-objects. -
BPI Analysis Example 3:
In this example, we’ll cover how to analyze event sequences.
After watching these videos, you’ll be ready to take your first steps independently, as the ObjectExplorer’s basic features are user-friendly. For advanced features, refer to the detailed documentation videos in our documentation area.
The analyses created by the users will be removed automatically at very Saturday at midnight (00:00). Please do store them, if you want to keep these analyses.