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The connections between three-way and classical concept lattices

Published: 01 January 2016 Publication History
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    The model of three-way concept lattices, a novel model for widely used three-way decisions, is an extension of classical concept lattices in formal concept analysis. This paper systematically analyses the connections between two types of three-way concept lattices (object-induced and attribute-induced three-way concept lattices) and classical concept lattices. The relationships are discussed from the viewpoints of elements, sets and orders, respectively. Furthermore, the necessary and sufficient conditions used to construct three-way concepts on the basis of classical concepts are proved, the algorithms building three-way concept lattices on the basis of classical concept lattices are presented. The obtained results are finally demonstrated and verified by examples.

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    cover image Knowledge-Based Systems
    Knowledge-Based Systems  Volume 91, Issue C
    January 2016
    293 pages

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    1. Concept lattices
    2. Formal concept analysis
    3. Three-way concept lattices
    4. Three-way concepts
    5. Three-way decisions

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