releveraging

releveraging

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We used the Process Mining PM2 method (Van Eck, Lu, Leemans, & Van Der Aalst, 2015), which is a
simpler and more flexible adaptation of other PM methods such as the L*Life-cycle model (Van Der Aalst, 2011).
The PM2 method is structured into four stages (Figure 2): (1) extraction - the data is extracted from the Information bases (Coursera in our case), (2) event log generation– the table value information is modeled in terms
of event logs, defining the concepts of case (execution of a process), activities (steps of the process), and temporal
order of the activities, (3) model discovery– process mining discovery algorithms are applied to the event log in
order to automatically mine a process model describing the observed behaviour of the process, and (4) model
analysis– the discovered process models are analyzed in order to understand the observed behaviour. This method
was selected because it is the one used in disciplines such as healthcare and business to understand users’ interactive
workflows within a particular system (Arias-Chaves & Rojas-Cordoba, 2014; Rojas, Munoz-Gama, Sepúlveda, &
Capurro, 2016). It is also suitable for the analysis of both structured and unstructured processes (Van Eck et al.,
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