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EngineeringSoftware EngineeringSoftware AnalysisData ScienceScientific Workflow SystemsSystems EngineeringWorkflow ExecutionsWorkflow TechnologyWorkflow Management SystemComputer ScienceFlow GraphsSoftware DesignWorkflow ExecutionScientific Workflow SystemProgram AnalysisSoftware TestingFormal MethodsWorkflow PatternParallel ProgrammingData Modeling
Scientific workflow systems are becoming increasingly important for managing in-silico experiments. Such experiments are typically specified as directed flow graphs, in which the nodes represent modules and edges represent data flow between the modules. Each execution (a.k.a. run) of an experiment may vary the parameters and data inputs to the modules in the specification; furthermore, alternative paths of the workflow may be followed. In this process, the scientist's goal is to identify parameter settings and approaches which lead to good final results. Comparing workflow executions of the same specification and understanding the difference between them is thus of paramount importance for understanding the provenance of final results [4].
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