Techniques for workflow analysis and design task optimization
AssigneeAutodesk, Inc.
InventorsTovi GROSSMAN, George FITZMAURICE, Benjamin LAFRENIERE, Juho KIM, Minsuk CHANG, Kaveh HASSANI
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AssigneeAutodesk, Inc.
InventorsTovi GROSSMAN, George FITZMAURICE, Benjamin LAFRENIERE, Juho KIM, Minsuk CHANG, Kaveh HASSANI
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A W-graph system comprising a server connected with a plurality of clients via a network. Each client/user performs a design task via a design application while the server collects timestamped event data. The server generates a plurality of W-graphs for a plurality of tasks based on the collected event data. Each W-graph comprises one or more representative workflows, each representative workflow comprising at least one merged node representing nodes from different workflows for different users performing the same task. A W-graph for a task selected by the user may be viewed in a W-graph GUI. A user may also select a W-suggest function to have a current workflow for a task analyzed for optimization based on a W-graph generated for the same task. A modified current workflow is generated that highlights user techniques in the current workflow that are less efficient than user techniques in the W-graph.
A computer-implemented method for analyzing software application workflows, the method comprising:
One or more non-transitory computer-readable media including instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform the steps of:
A computing system comprising:
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