Find below the definitions for the most common terms encountered in the Process Discovery flow.

• Project - a process discovery instance, done in a limited environment with a certain number of users and a specific time-frame.
• Study - a batch of recorded and processed data within a project.
• Analyzer - a software component that includes data set ingestion, analysis, and discovery of candidate sequences. The candidates and their metadata are outputted to a JSON file.
• Variant (minimum, maximum, median, average, signature) - traces grouped by execution time.
• Noise - user actions that are not related to the process, or for which the Analyzer did not establish any relationship to the process.
• Process - a representation of the relationship between the given sequences or set of sequences. The process can consist of a single sequence.
• Trace - an iteration of the process/sequence represented by a user's actions.
• Sequence - a representation of the relationship between the given set of elements from a sequence.
• Action - type or click performed by a user and captured by Task Mining application in form of screenshot and system metadata files.
• Action type - action property indicating the action type (click, double-click, type).
• Executions - the number of times an action appears within a certain trace.