When you create a new process model object, which of the following are options to create a new process model?

Creating a new process model can be approached in various ways, one of which is to create the model from scratch. This option allows you to define all aspects of the process without any pre-existing structure, giving you complete control over the design and implementation. This approach is beneficial when you want to tailor the process to very specific requirements or when there isn’t an existing model that fits your needs.

The other options, while valid in certain contexts, do not represent the act of creating a new process model in the same straightforward manner. Generating from an interface typically refers to using an interface to define some behavior or UI elements within a process, but it doesn't create an entirely new process model on its own. Replacing an existing process model suggests modifications to what is already there rather than starting anew. Duplicating an existing process model provides a copy of an existing model, which can be modified but isn't the same as creating a new one from scratch. Thus, creating a new process model from scratch is the most direct and fundamental method available.