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== Prerequisites for simulation == | == Prerequisites for simulation == | ||
As prerequisite, prediction must be installed into the used Snowflake as described in [[Create Predicted Eventlog|Install prediction in Snowflake]]. | As prerequisite, prediction must be installed into the used Snowflake as described in [[Create Predicted Eventlog|Install prediction in Snowflake]]. | ||
== Create simulation script in QPR ProcessAnalyzer == | |||
1. Create the following example expression script (e.g., with name '''Create simulation model'''): | |||
Revision as of 12:42, 15 November 2024
This article has instructions how to install, configure and use eventlog simulations. The simulation creates a new model that contains both the source model data and the new simulated data. Case attribute Simulated can be used to determine whether the case is in the source data (false) or whether the simulation generated it as a new simulated case (true).
Prerequisites for simulation
As prerequisite, prediction must be installed into the used Snowflake as described in Install prediction in Snowflake.
Create simulation script in QPR ProcessAnalyzer
1. Create the following example expression script (e.g., with name Create simulation model):