- Easiest way to use:
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Install Java 11
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Open the project in IntelliJ
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Make sure raw logs are stored in the
src/main/resources/logs/raw/
folder- Processed logs will be automatically stored in the
src/main/resources/logs/processed/
folder
- Processed logs will be automatically stored in the
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Make sure the GloVe model is stored in the
src/main/resources/trained_vectors/embeddings/
folder- If desired, the model can be serialized and stored as an object in a binary file by uncommenting lines 71-73 of the
ModelReader
class
- If desired, the model can be serialized and stored as an object in a binary file by uncommenting lines 71-73 of the
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If necessary -
> cd p4p-log-simplifier
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Set up the run configuration to run the
LogSimplifier
class with the following arguments:-l <raw log> -m <model> -t 10
-l
is the log file to process-m
is the GloVe model to use-t
is the number of threads to use
- E.g.
-l OrdonezB_Sensors_new.txt -m glove.6B.200d.txt -t 10
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Run the file
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The output will be saved to
src/main/java/resources/logs/processed/<output_log>
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Exploration and Research into using GloVe for creating labels for event logs used in Process Mining. For BE (Hons) Research Project
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