Nodes in a Process Model

I think that the health check report contains these details. They are just collapsed by default.

In the health check report you can check  in the process sizing you can identify which process Model is taking time .I guess it might help you to find the process model which has more than 50 nodes

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In your health check report, there should be a process sizing sheet which basically helps you identify problems in your process model along with the process model name. By looking at the instance size, you may get enough idea about the process models which are bulky.

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Hope these below links will help you understand and where to look at. 

https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/23.4/Using_the_Sizing_Script.html

https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/23.4/understanding-the-health-check-report.html#number-of-nodes-per-process-model

Not sure about this though. You will be able to see the count, execution time and what is the issue or concern it might raise and also the performance issues explanation in the health check report Details tab.

In Designer if you navigate to the 'Monitor' view you should be landed on the 'Health Dashboard' tab by default. here you can filter the 'Appian Design Guidance' findings by Object Type (select 'Process Model') and Recommendations (Select 'Too many noes (Process Model)' and that will display the list:

Note that you can access this view within the context of a single Application, or you can access it for the entire environment - that is, you can find all process models within the environment that have too many nodes, irrespective of which application they reside in.