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On the elicitation and annotation of business activities based on emails

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Mining Business Process Activities from Email Logs

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Business Process Instances Discovery from Email Logs

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Discovering Business Processes from Email Logs using fastText and Process Mining

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Multi‐perspective business process discovery from messaging systems: State‐of‐the art

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Discovering Activities from Emails Based on Pattern Discovery Approach

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Transformer Models for Activity Mining in Knowledge-Intensive Processes

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Transformer models for mining intents and predicting activities from emails in knowledge-intensive processes

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Process fragments discovery from emails: Functional, data and behavioral perspectives discovery

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Discovery of Activities’ Actor Perspective from Emails based on Speech Acts Detection

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A Meta Model for Mining Processes from Email Data

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Discovering Business Processes And Activities From Messaging Systems: State-Of-The Art

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Discovering Business Processes from Email Logs Using fastText and Process Mining

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Business process discovery from emails, a first step towards business process management in less structured information systems

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Mining Business Process Information from Emails Logs for Process Models Discovery

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