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How visual cognition influences process model comprehension
Decision Support Systems, 2017 Process analysts and other professionals extensively use process models to analyze business processes and identify performance improvement opportunities. Therefore, it is important that such models can be easily and properly understood. Previous research has mainly focused on two types of factors that are important in this context: (i) properties of ...
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The Influence of Notational Deficiencies on Process Model Comprehension [PDF]
Journal of the Association for Information Systems, 2013 Visual process models are helpful when analyzing and improving complex organizational processes. However, the symbol sets used in different modeling notations vary in perceptual discriminability, visual expressiveness, and semantic transparency; such factors are likely to influence a notation’s perception and cognitive effectiveness.
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Comprehensible Predictive Models for Business Processes
MIS Q., 2016Predictive modeling approaches in business process management provide a way to streamline operational business processes. For instance, they can warn decision makers about undesirable events that are likely to happen in the future, giving the decision maker an opportunity to intervene.
Dominic Breuker +3 more
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Towards a comprehensive model of binaural processing
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2023Most classic models of binaural processing are partly built on assumptions that have been challenged or even contradicted by physiologic or psychoacoustic data. For example, that delay lines encode interaural time difference (ITD), that “binaural filters” are wider than auditory filters, or that the binaural system is sluggish and cannot encode rapidly
Mathias Dietz +3 more
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Modeling comprehension processes in software development
Proceedings First IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics, 2003As programs become more complex and larger, the sheer volume of information to be comprehended by developers becomes daunting. Software development is fraught with complexity that is difficult to identify a priori. Complexity is relative to the task, the developer's experience and the resources available.
Tuomas Klemola, Juergen Rilling
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Intuitive Comprehensibility of Process Models
2013The number of researches in the field of practical business process modeling (BPM) as well as process model (PM) quality and its influencing factors is very low. In this paper we address two aspects in that regard. We investigate the use of semiformal modeling languages in companies.
Doris Weitlaner +2 more
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Process Design as Basis for Comprehensive Process Modeling
2010Today, with process management generally established as a management tool, there is a stringed interest in process modeling Although there is a multitude of standard process modeling techniques available, often the modeling results are not satisfying One of the reasons could be that the so called design phases including a requirement analysis and the ...
Stefan Jablonski, Stephanie Meerkamm
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