--- license: apache-2.0 task_categories: - other language: en size_categories: - 100K Native **OCEL 2.0** event log for a 5-company manufacturing supply > chain. Sister dataset to > [`VynFi/vynfi-journal-entries-1m`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/VynFi/vynfi-journal-entries-1m) > — same v5.29 generator, same SOTA-N behavioral lever stack + central > `ConcentrationPipeline`, but materialised as an **object-centric event > log** (events + objects + relationships) instead of a flat GL. ## Why four configs OCEL 2.0 is a *multi-table* schema by design. Selecting just one "default" split would lose 90 % of the signal. The four configs below are sized so each can be loaded independently for the analyses they support. | config | rows | what it is | |----------------|--------:|---| | `events` | 320,459 | the actual OCEL event log (timestamps + activity + linked objects) | | `objects` | 7,439 | each entity / order / shipment / invoice with its lifecycle | | `anomaly_labels` | 9,804 | per-event ground-truth labels (fraud / error / process anomalies) | | `document_events` | 358 | document-flow milestones (PO opened, GR booked, IR matched, payment cleared) | Load with `load_dataset(repo, name=)`. The `events` config is the canonical OCEL log most process-mining tools (pm4py, ProM, Celonis) consume. ## Structural quality (vs reference) Same v5.29 SOTA lever stack as the JE datasets; see [`vynfi-journal-entries-1m`](https://huggingface.co/datasets/VynFi/vynfi-journal-entries-1m) for the 13-row structural-metric table. The lever effects propagate through the OCPM event-log construction (P2P/O2C process chains inherit the same SOTA-N behavioral patterns). ## Dataset scope - **5 companies × 12 months × `Custom(300_000)`** (heap cap raised to 64 GB for VM-class regen) - ~320 K OCEL events, ~7.4 K objects across P2P/O2C/manufacturing process types - Method-A flat edge list (`je_network.parquet`) joinable to events via shared `document_id` + entry date - Multi-currency (USD/EUR/SGD) ## Quick start ```python from datasets import load_dataset events = load_dataset("VynFi/vynfi-supply-chain-ocel", name="events") objs = load_dataset("VynFi/vynfi-supply-chain-ocel", name="objects") print(events["train"].num_rows, "events") # ~320,459 print(objs["train"].num_rows, "objects") # ~7,439 ``` For an end-to-end OCEL 2.0 file, the events + objects + relationships roll up into the `ocel_json` output the engine writes during generation; the parquet split here is for tabular consumers. ## Generation config `configs/examples/hf/supply_chain_ocel_sota.yaml` in [`mivertowski/SyntheticData @ v5.29.0`](https://github.com/mivertowski/SyntheticData/releases/tag/v5.29.0). ```bash datasynth-data validate --config supply_chain_ocel_sota.yaml datasynth-data generate --config supply_chain_ocel_sota.yaml ``` ## Reproducibility | artefact | path | |---|---| | Generator | `datasynth-data 5.29.0` (release tag `v5.29.0`) | | Config | `configs/examples/hf/supply_chain_ocel_sota.yaml` | | Run seed | `20260509` (preserved from v5.10 lineage) | ## Citation ```bibtex @dataset{vynfi_sc_ocel_2026, author = {Ivertowski, Michael and DataSynth contributors}, title = {VynFi Supply Chain OCEL — v5.29 SOTA mode}, year = {2026}, publisher = {VynFi / Hugging Face}, url = {https://huggingface.co/datasets/VynFi/vynfi-supply-chain-ocel}, version = {v5.29.0}, } ```