Attribute exploration with background knowledge
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(26)- Pseudo-models and propositional Horn inference
- The lattices of closure systems, closure operators, and implicational systems on a finite set: A survey
- Triadic exploration and exploration with multiple experts
- Exploring scale-measures of data sets
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- Generalized pattern extraction from concept lattices
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- Closure-based constraints in formal concept analysis
- Knowledge discovery in data sets with graded attributes
- Selecting important concepts using weights
- Discovery of the D-basis in binary tables based on hypergraph dualization
- Learning definite Horn formulas from closure queries
- Exploring faulty data
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- A Finite Basis for the Set of $\mathcal{EL}$ -Implications Holding in a Finite Model
- Lexico-Logical Acquisition of OWL DL Axioms
- Towards Collaborative Conceptual Exploration
- Attribute exploration with multiple contradicting partial experts
- Formal concept analysis approach to understand digital evidence relationships
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