Challenge: a resource of German light verb constructions is presented for graphical business process models . the language in BPM is worth to be studied for other purposes, authors say .
Approach: They present a resource of German light verb constructions extracted from business process models . they use textual labels to analyze the models and to infer the meaning of their texts .
Outcome: The proposed resource contains German light verb constructions extracted from business process models . the work is a step towards better automatic analysis of business process model models based on the proposed language .

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