Abstract:
A method, non-transitory computer readable medium, and apparatus for large-scale web community detection using a graphical processing unit (GPU) are disclosed. For example, the method receives an input graph formatted into one or more first adjacency lists from a central processing unit (CPU), performs a first level shingling on the one or more first adjacency lists, sends the first level shingling to the CPU to generate an aggregate graph based upon the first level shingling, receives the aggregate graph formatted into one or more second adjacency lists from the CPU, performs a second level shingling on the one or more second adjacency lists and sends the second level shingling to the CPU to generate a dense sub-graph that identifies one or more web communities.
Abstract:
A system and method for providing a real-time business process suggestion and recommendation utilizing a business process modeler. A dynamic input from a business analyst can be incorporated utilizing a real-time suggestion engine. A real-time search can be performed by organizing a number of business processes in a tree structure where each leaf node represents a business process and each branch node represents a set of components that are shared by the business processes in a sub tree. A semantic execution path search can be performed to provide a real-time match between the partial business process and a catalogue of existing business processes by determining a constituent component and a score based on a reachability rule. The edges and/or components can be added and/or deleted to effectively organize the existing business processes based on previous suggestion to speed up a future suggestion.
Abstract:
The present invention generally relates to systems and methods for identifying a workflow, from a set of workflows, that best match a given query partial workflow. In addition to identifying the best match, the systems and methods can identify the portion of the workflow that best matches the query partial workflow.
Abstract:
The present invention generally relates to systems and methods for identifying a workflow, from a set of workflows, that best match a given query partial workflow. In addition to identifying the best match, the systems and methods can identify the portion of the workflow that best matches the query partial workflow.
Abstract:
The present invention generally relates to systems and methods for comparing workflows. More particularly, the invention relates to thinning a number of workflow pairs to compare, prior to conducting a detailed comparison among pairs of workflows. The invention can be used to generate a workflow similarity graph based on a large set of workflows.
Abstract:
A system and method for generating and searching workflow cluster profiles by generating a workflow similarity graph based on multiple workflows, generating a set of workflow clusters based on the workflow similarity graph, generating workflow cluster profiles for the set of workflow clusters, receiving a querying workflow, and comparing the querying workflow to the workflow cluster profiles.
Abstract:
A method, non-transitory computer readable medium, and apparatus for large-scale web community detection using a graphical processing unit (GPU) are disclosed. For example, the method receives an input graph formatted into one or more first adjacency lists from a central processing unit (CPU), performs a first level shingling on the one or more first adjacency lists, sends the first level shingling to the CPU to generate an aggregate graph based upon the first level shingling, receives the aggregate graph formatted into one or more second adjacency lists from the CPU, performs a second level shingling on the one or more second adjacency lists and sends the second level shingling to the CPU to generate a dense sub-graph that identifies one or more web communities.