2019 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics (SMC) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/smc.2019.8914025
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Manufacturing Systems Mining: Generation of Real-Time Discrete Event Simulation Models

Abstract: The recent economic outlook has prompted manufacturers to spend a lot of resources towards automation and Cyber Physical Systems (CPS). One of the requisites to successfully deploy CPSs is the availability of up-to-date digital models coupled with the real system, yet this is not always guaranteed in dynamic and complex environments such as production systems. This paper develops a new method that generates the Petri Net model of a manufacturing system starting from an event log with three data labels. The use… Show more

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“…Each Case ID has machine information passed through the process and also includes the number of productions according to the product. Process mining technology can track each process by classifying and analyzing these Case IDs, and process mining technology is frequently dealt with in recent smart factories, as in [29], in which the authors wanted to predict the manufacturing system, tried to understand the correlation between each manufacturing process through process mining technology, and proved that it could. This paper aims to provide reliable AI results by learning artificial intelligence using event log data and implementing explainable artificial intelligence so that it can adapt to the changing environment more flexibly and autonomously.…”
Section: Event Logmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each Case ID has machine information passed through the process and also includes the number of productions according to the product. Process mining technology can track each process by classifying and analyzing these Case IDs, and process mining technology is frequently dealt with in recent smart factories, as in [29], in which the authors wanted to predict the manufacturing system, tried to understand the correlation between each manufacturing process through process mining technology, and proved that it could. This paper aims to provide reliable AI results by learning artificial intelligence using event log data and implementing explainable artificial intelligence so that it can adapt to the changing environment more flexibly and autonomously.…”
Section: Event Logmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Process mining is currently used for many purposes, and although it has been frequently implemented in business processes, research using process mining technology in manufacturing processes has become more popular recently. In [22], the author explained the relationship between each activity in the system model, and used this to predict future activities based on previous activities by estimating the level of detail of the system model. In general, process mining attempts to predict a process by considering the process's past events and the sequence of subsequent events.…”
Section: Log Data Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notice that also simulation graphs (i.e., event relationship graphs) can be obtained, for instance exploiting direct conversion from Petri Nets [43]. Further details on model generation and conversion steps are available in related works [44,45].…”
Section: Model Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%