| Name | Type | Multiplicity | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| analysisProcedureType |
property RoleAnalysisProcedureType |
[0,1] | It determines the specific approach or methodology used during the analysis. |
| processMode |
property RoleAnalysisProcessModeType |
[0,1] | Process mode for role analysis. |
| analysisCategory |
property RoleAnalysisCategoryType |
[0,1] | Analysis category mode for role analysis. |
Flags: RAM,runtime,AVals:2
Multiplicity: [0,1]
It determines the specific approach
or methodology used during the analysis.
Role mining analysis (ROLE_MINING):
Outlier detection analysis (OUTLIER_DETECTION):
Flags: RAM,runtime,AVals:2
Multiplicity: [0,1]
Process mode for role analysis. It determines the specific approach
or methodology used during the analysis.
We currently use an enum type to identify the mode (ROLE MODE, USER MODE)
For Role Analysis (ROLE):
Role perspective is taken into account. The role mining process focuses on identifying
and analyzing roles based on their similarity and considering the perspective of roles
(vectors of users who have this role are compared). Objects
that meet the specified conditions, determined by the input parameters, are added to the data set
to facilitate role mining
For User Analysis (USER):
User perspective is taken into account. The user mining process focuses on identifying and
analyzing users based on their similarity and considering the perspective of users
(the role vectors assigned to the given users are compared). Objects that
meet the specified conditions, determined by the input parameters, are added to the data set to
facilitate role mining.
Flags: RAM,runtime,AVals:8
Multiplicity: [0,1]
Analysis category mode for role analysis. It determines the specific approach
or methodology used during the analysis.
We currently use an enum type to identify the mode (STANDARD MODE, ADVANCED MODE)
For Standard Mode (STANDARD):
This mode represents a basic approach to role analysis, focusing on fundamental criteria
and techniques for identifying and analyzing roles within the system.
For Advanced Mode (ADVANCED):
This mode represents a more sophisticated approach, often involving complex matching rules
and additional criteria for role identification and analysis.