Foundations of a triadical concept analysis
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Triadical concept analysis extends the theory of formal concept analysis by extending the notion of a Galois connection between two sets (objects and attributes) to a one between three sets (objects, attributes, modalities). The article introduces tri-lattices as order-theoretical and as algebraic construction; and it presents a triadic version of Formal Concept Analysis. The authors provide an extensive motivation of the theory, and illustrate it by a real-world example. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0928.00014].
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