Marwan Hassani

Dr. Marwan Hassani is assistant professor at the PA group with a focus on Real-Time Process Mining. His research interests include stream data mining, sequential pattern mining of multiple streams, efficient anytime clustering of big data streams and exploration of evolving graph data. He uses customer journey optimizationa and privacy-aware process mining as use cases for his research. Marwan received his PhD (2015) from RWTH Aachen University where he worked also as a postdoc until July 2016. He coauthored more than 60 scientific publications and serves as organizers for several internationally ranked workshops and multiple A* conferences in data mining.

Position: UD
Room: MF 7.068
Tel (internal): 3887
Links: Courses
External assignments
Internal assignments
Projects
Publications
External links: Personal home page
Google scholar page
Scopus page
ORCID page
DBLP page
TU/e page

Recent courses

  • Seminar Process Analytics (2IMI00) 2024-2025 - Objectives This seminar combines teaching research methods (in preparation for a Master project) with providing students with recent and ongoing research in the area of event data analysis and process analysis. We study recent research articles, book chapters, and Master theses on topics along the entire analysis life-cycle. Through presentation and group discussions, we work Read More ...
  • Advanced Process Mining (2AMI20) 2024-2025 - Objectives After taking this course students should be able to: have a detailed understanding of the entire process mining spectrum and the methodology for process mining analysis can derive and pre-process event logs from raw data and have understand and can work with a specialized form of event data such as event knowledge graphs, or Read More ...

Recent external assignments

Recent internal assignments

  • Online Spatial Prediction Model for Citizens’ Public Space Complaints in Eindhoven -   Smart cities approach does not only emphasize the implementations of new technologies in a city but also highlights the importance of using new technologies for enabling citizens’ engagement in urban planning processes. In that regard, ICTs play a vital role in (i) supporting citizens to report their complaints related to the public spaces (i.e. Read More ...
  • Log-based vs. Model-based Concept Drift Detection - StrProMCDD is a recently published work that detects concept drifts in event streams (see the figure below). StrProMCDD uses several model-based distance measures to detect these deviations using an adaptive window concept. In this assignment, we would like to compare the performance of this model-based approach with log-based stream clustering approaches that try to detect drifts in Read More ...
  • Real-Time Process Mining for Customer Journey Data - Available process discovery have been tested in the customer journey context under offline settings. Recent online process discovery approaches like: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7376771 bring however a lot of added value for a real-time customer journey optimization. The objective of this assignment is to use two different customer journey datasets to test the effectiveness of such approaches for Read More ...
  • Finding Patterns in Evolving Graphs - The analysis of the temporal evolution of dynamic graphs like social networks is a key challenge for understanding complex processes hidden in graph structured data. Graph evolution rules capture such processes on the level of small subgraphs by describing frequently occurring structural changes within a network. Existing rule discovery methods make restrictive assumptions on the Read More ...
  • Using Sequential Pattern Mining to Detect Drifts in Streaming Data - BFSPMiner is an effective and efficient batch-free algorithm for mining sequential patterns over data streams was published very recently https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s41060-017-0084-8. An implementation of the algorithm is available here: https://github.com/Xsea/BFSPMiner. As BFSPMiner has proven to be effective (see Figures 10-14 of the paper) in different domains (see Table 1 in the paper), we would like to Read More ...

Recent projects

  • Smart Journey Mining: Towards successful digitalisation of services - The digitalisation of our society’s service systems has fundamentally changed the way services are delivered to, and experienced by, humans. Although digital services are supposed to simplify our lives and increase our efficiency, they often frustrate and burden customers, users, and employees. The overall goal is to increase the quality of services and support the Read More ...
  • BPR4GDPR - Business Process Re-engineering for General Data Protection Regulation Description The goal of BPR4GDPR is to provide a holistic framework able to support end-to-end GDPR-compliant intra- and interorganisational ICT-enabled processes at various scales, while also being generic enough, fulfilling operational requirements covering diverse application domains. To this end, proposed solutions will have a strong semantic foundation Read More ...

Recent publications

Recent awards

  • Best Paper Award at SAC 2025 for You Xu and Marwan Hassani - You Xu and Marwan Hassani have received the Best Paper Award Distributed Systems in the ACM/SIGAPP Symposium On Applied Computing (SAC 2025) in Catania, Italy with the paper titled “Leveraging Contrastive Learning and Spatial Encoding for Prediction in Traffic Networks with Expanding Infrastructure“. Congratulations to You and Marwan!

Leave a Reply