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  1. arXiv

    pm4aa mined eight roles from eight years of Commitizen repository logs and generated five executable AI agents, with smoke tests routing correctly but autonomy scoring lowest in the user study

    The work presents pm4aa, a pipeline that extracts object-centric event logs from GitHub repositories via PyStack't, maps commits to SE tasks with a Conventional Commits regular expression, partitions 589 users into eight roles with a priority-ordered rule classifier, applies object-centric, imperative (BPMN), and declarative (DECLARE) process mining per role, has an LLM generate process descriptions, and synthesizes a LangGraph multi-agent application through IBM BOB; on the Commitizen project (November 2017 to November 2025, 21,488 events, 4,813 objects) it produced five role agents, three smoke tests routed correctly, and a ten-participant user study rated knowledge schema, operational clarity, and human engagement at a median of 4, accountability at 3, and autonomy at only 2.

  2. arXiv

    NSGA-II optimization of resource-level handover policies cuts cost by 37% and waiting time by 58% on average across synthetic and real event logs

    The work introduces the first approach for multi-objective optimization of resource-level handover policies in business processes: taking a Multi-Agent System (MAS) simulation model as input, it uses NSGA-II to search for Pareto-optimal person-specific handover policies, and across five synthetic Loan Application variants and seven real event logs it reduces cost by an average of 37% and waiting time by 58% relative to the as-is process, outperforming availability, random, lowest-cost (LC), and shortest-processing-time (SPT) heuristic baselines in most settings.

  3. arXiv

    SnapLog turns kitchen videos into event logs via ViT frame embeddings, K-Means segmentation and R(2+1)D few-shot classification, reaching 90% and 85% Top-3

    The work presents SnapLog, a pipeline that encodes each video frame with a pre-trained ViT, performs temporal segmentation through a frame-wise similarity matrix with K-Means and a greedy merge, then applies generalized few-shot classification with a 34-layer R(2+1)D encoder pre-trained on Sports-1M plus a linear head to convert raw video into timestamped event logs (either deterministic or uncertainty-aware logs that retain label probability distributions); on 16 brownie-baking videos from TUM Kitchen and 24 kitchen-cleaning videos from Epic Kitchens-100 it achieves frame-wise segmentation accuracy of 74.3% and 67.7%, and with augmentation plus 100 overlapping clips Top-3 classification accuracy of 90.1% and 85.

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