ocelescope 0.3.1

General tools for working with Object-Centric Event Logs and building Ocelescope plugins

ocelescope

General tools and building blocks for working with Object-Centric Event Logs (OCEL) and for building plugins for the Ocelescope framework.

Installation

pip install ocelescope

To also install the optional dependencies used by plugins:

pip install "ocelescope[plugin]"

Usage

Loading an OCEL

OCEL.read loads an OCEL 2.0 log from a .sqlite, .xml or .json file:

from ocelescope import OCEL

ocel = OCEL.read("order-management.sqlite")

# Structured access to the log via managers (each exposes a pandas DataFrame):
print(ocel.events.df.head())
print(ocel.objects.df.head())
print(ocel.e2o.df.head())   # event-to-object relations
print(ocel.o2o.df.head())   # object-to-object relations

Filtering

OCEL.filter applies a pipeline of filters and returns a new, filtered OCEL:

from ocelescope import OCEL, EventTypeFilter, ObjectTypeFilter

ocel = OCEL.read("order-management.sqlite")

filtered = ocel.filter(
    [
        EventTypeFilter(event_types=["place order", "pay order"], mode="include"),
        ObjectTypeFilter(object_types=["items"], mode="exclude"),
    ]
)

filtered.write("filtered.sqlite")

Command line

The package also ships an ocelescope command-line entry point:

ocelescope --help

Typing

This package is fully type-hinted and ships a PEP 561 py.typed marker, so type checkers such as mypy, pyright and ty pick up its types automatically — no extra stubs required.

About

Part of Ocelescope, a framework for working with Object-Centric Event Logs developed at the Chair of Process and Data Science (PADS), RWTH Aachen University.

📖 Documentation: https://www.ocelescope.org