> you can go to the [paper](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2307.02194).
<p>some approache</p>
### Overview
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<p> provide the abstractions of the Process Mining Objects to an LLM along with a query.</p>
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<p>paper describes the approaches that is implemented in the library PM4PY (Process Modeling For Python).</p>
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### overview
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this paper introduced advanced techniques in prompt engineering, error handling, and code generation to transform textual process descriptions into process models illustrating the described processes. and the framework features an interactive feedback loop, allowing for refining the generated models based on the user’s feedback.
this paper introduced advanced techniques in prompt engineering, error handling, and code generation to transform textual process descriptions into process models illustrating the described processes. the framework features an interactive feedback loop, allowing for refining the generated models based on the user’s feedback.
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NOTE: it transforms the textual description to intermidate language (POWL) then to BPMN.</p>
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