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A Collection of Simulated Event Logs for Fairness Assessment in Process Mining
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The analysis of fairness in process mining is a significant aspect of data-driven decision-making, yet the advancement in this field is constrained due to the scarcity of event data that incorporates fairness considerations. To bridge this gap, we present a collection of simulated event logs, spanning four critical domains, which encapsulate a variety of discrimination scenarios. By simulating these event logs with CPN Tools, we ensure data with known ground truth, thereby offering a robust foundation for fairness analysis. These logs are made freely available under the CC-BY-4.0 license and adhere to the XES standard, thereby assuring broad compatibility with various process mining tools. This initiative aims to empower researchers with the requisite resources to test and develop fairness techniques within process mining, ultimately contributing to the pursuit of equitable, data-driven decision-making processes.
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