Every snippet reads its input from a folder called data next to the script (Python) or the Cargo project (Rust). Download the files below into that folder. CI runs every snippet against exactly these files before the site is deployed.
The same two logs are built into Propel as samples, so results you get here match what you see there.
Road Traffic Fine Management
A real-life event log of an information system that manages road traffic fines. It has 150,370 cases (one per fine), 561,470 events and 11 activities such as Create Fine, Send Fine, Add penalty and Payment. The guides use it for case-centric work: process discovery, conformance checking and variants.
| File | road-traffic-fines.xes.gz (XES, gzipped) |
| Authors | Massimiliano de Leoni, Felix Mannhardt |
| Source | 4TU.ResearchData, doi:10.4121/uuid:270fd440-1057-4fb9-89a9-b699b47990f5 |
| License | 4TU General Terms of Use, see the dataset record |
Order Management
A simulated object-centric event log (OCEL 2.0) of a company handling customer orders. Events such as place order, pick item and create package relate to several objects at once: orders, items, products, customers, employees and packages. The guides use it for object-centric work: OC-DECLARE, object-centric directly-follows graphs and flattening.
| File | order-management.xml.gz (OCEL 2.0 XML, gzipped) |
| Authors | Benedikt Knopp, Wil M. P. van der Aalst |
| Source | Zenodo, doi:10.5281/zenodo.8337463 |
| License | CC BY 4.0 |
Using your own data
Every snippet works with other files of the same kind. Replace the path, and pick the format by the file extension: .xes and .xes.gz for event logs, .xml, .json, .sqlite, .xml.gz and .json.gz for OCEL 2.0. The file formats page lists every supported format.