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  Compressed pseudo-lattices
 
 
Titel: Compressed pseudo-lattices
Auteur: Van Der Merwe, F. J.
Kourie, D. G.
Verschenen in: Journal of experimental & theoretical artificial intelligence
Paginering: Jaargang 14 (2002) nr. 2-3 pagina's 229-254
Jaar: 2002-04-01
Inhoud: This paper introduces the notion of a compressed pseudo-lattice and suggests its use as a data structure in areas of application related to Formal Concept Analysis. It is closely related to the line diagram of a lattice and its use as a computational tool in applications such as machine learning, information retrieval and knowledge discovery in databases is discussed. The data structure-- essentially a bipartite graph that incorporates an embedded sublattice--combines desirable features of concept lattices in a structure that allows for a flexible mechanism of scaling the size of the embedded sublattice, using defined operations that compress and expand it by removing or adding atoms and coatoms. A compressed pseudo-lattice essentially represents a complete sublattice from which a number of atoms and/or coatoms have been removed. Additionally the relation of the sublattice to the context from which it was derived is preserved. An application-dependent compression strategy or criterion is required to guide this process. The intent operations of a lattice are defined as substitutes for the infimum and supremum operations in compressed pseudo-lattices. It is argued that the removal of concepts from a concept lattice may hold advantages over traditional approaches.
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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