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process_mining::conformance::object_centric::oc_declare

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PythonRustOrder Management

Object-centric analysis end to end

Discover OC-DECLARE constraints on an OCEL 2.0 log, find the weakest ones, then flatten on orders and check a case-centric model.

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oc_declare_conformance

conformance::object_centric::oc_declareSource
Returns the confidence conformance of an OC-DECLARE arc on the given OCEL
Returns a value from 0.0 (all source events violate this constraint) to 1.0 (all source events satisfy this constraint)
ExampleObject-centric analysis end to end
SlimLinkedOCELrequired
OCDeclareArcrequiredOC-DECLARE Constraint arc/edge between two nodes (i.e., activities)
import r4pm

# Also: .json, .json.gz, .xml.gz, .ocel.csv, .ocel.csv.gz, ...
ocel = r4pm.import_item('SlimLinkedOCEL', 'ocel.xml')
arc = {
    "arc_type": 'AS',
    "counts": [1, 1],
    "from": 'example',
    "label": {
        "all": [{"object_type": 'order', "type": 'Simple'}],
        "any": [{"object_type": 'order', "type": 'Simple'}],
        "each": [{"object_type": 'order', "type": 'Simple'}],
    },
    "to": 'example',
}
res = r4pm.bindings.oc_declare_conformance(ocel, arc)

process_mining/src/conformance/object_centric/oc_declare.rs:286