PM4Py-WS Log Filtering -

PM4Py-WS Log Filtering Services

(POST JSON) /addFilter

Adds a filter to the process.

URI parameters:

session => the ID of the session that the user can use to communicate with the server

process => the name of the process that is downloaded

POST content (JSON): a JSON with the following properties:

filter => a string representation of the filter that is being added

e.g. filter: [“end_activities”, [“pay compensation”]]

Possible filters:

Start activities: keeps only cases starting with some activity. It is provided as a list having, as first element, the string “start_activities”, and as second element the list of all the desidered start activities in the log (a list of strings).
End activities: keeps only cases finishing with some activity. It is provided as a list having, as first element, the string “end_activities“, and as second element the list of all the desidered end activities in the log (a list of strings).
Variants filter: keeps only cases belonging to one of the specified variants. It is specified as a list having, as first element, the string “variants“, and as second element the list of all the desidered variants in the log (a list of strings)
Case performance filter: keeps only cases which performance falls inside the specified interval. It is specified as a list having, as first element, the string “case_performance_filter“, and as second element a string containing the lower and upper bound of the desidered interval (expressed in seconds) separated by @@.
Timestamp filter on events: keep events which timestamp falls inside the specified interval. It is a list having, as first element, the string “timestamp_events“, and as second element a string containing the lower and upper bound of the desidered interval (expressed in seconds) separated by @@.
Timestamp filter on traces (contained): keeps cases falling entirely inside the specified interval. It is a list having, as first element, the string “timestamp_trace_containing“, and as second element a string containing the lower and upper bound of the desidered interval (expressed in seconds) separated by @@.
Timeframe filter on traces (intersecting): keeps cases that intersect the specified interval. It is a list having, as first element, the string “timestamp_trace_intersecting“, and as second element a string containing the lower and upper bound of the desidered interval (expressed in seconds) separated by @@.
String attribute filter on traces (positive): keeps cases that have at least one event with an attribute value inside the specified list. It is expressed as a list which first element is “attributes_pos_trace“, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the list of desidered values for the attribute.
String attribute filter on traces (negative): removes cases that have also just one event with an attribute value inside the specified list. It is expressed as a list which first element is “attributes_neg_trace“, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the list of undesidered values for the attribute.
String attribute filter on events (positive): keeps only events with an attribute value inside the specified list. It is expressed as a list which first element is “attributes_pos_event“, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the list of desidered values for the attribute.
String attribute filter on events (negative): removes events with an attribute value inside the specified list. It is expressed as a list which first element is “attributes_neg_trace“, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the list of undesidered values for the attribute.
Numeric attribute filter on traces: keeps only traces with at least one event that has an attribute value falling inside the specified interval. It is expressed as a list which first element is “numeric_attr_traces“, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the admitted interval.
Numeric attribute filter on events: keeps only events with an attribute value falling inside the specified interval. It is expressed as a list which first element is “numeric_attr_events“, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the admitted interval.
Paths (positive): keep cases that have at least one occurrence of the desidered paths. It is expressed as a list which first element is “paths_pos_trace”, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the desidered paths.
Paths (negative): removes cases that have at least one occurrence in the undesidered paths. It is expressed as a list which first element is “paths_neg_trace”, and the second element is another list that has as first element the attribute key and as second element the undesidered paths.

all_filters => a string representation of the list of filters added since now to the process (for the handlers that are not incremental)

e.g. all_filters: [[“start_activities”, [“register request”]], [“end_activities”,[“pay compensation”]]

Returns:

After adding the filter, a JSON is returned having the following fields:

status => if the session is valid and the user has visibility on the log, then OK, otherwise FAIL

(POST JSON) /REMOVEFILTER

Removes a filter from the process.