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Event log anomaly detection method based on auto-encoder and control flow
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Anomaly detection is widely used in the field of business process management, and researchers have proposed various anomaly detection algorithms to detect anomalies in event logs. However, existing research focuses on detecting anomalies in event logs at the data level, ignoring the problem of anomalies caused by event log control flow, especially behavioral relationships, and identifying behavioral anomalies as normal, leading to an increase in the false-negative rate of anomaly detection results, which negatively affects the performance of process mining. To solve the above problems, this article proposes an auto-encoder-based anomaly detection approach to achieve the detection of behavioral relationship anomalies in event logs through the reconstruction error between images. The approach first considers event logs containing behavioral relationships, converts the logs into images as input to the auto-encoder, and analyses the reconstruction error between images to propose a reconstruction error threshold for anomaly detection. The algorithm is able to achieve anomaly detection of behavioral relationships in event logs and reduce the false-negative rate of anomaly detection results. Experiments on synthetic datasets and real datasets show that the proposed approach can improve the recall rate and F1-score of event log anomaly detection effectively.
Keyword:
Control flow
Anomaly detection
Auto-encoder
Business process
Reconstruction error
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