Cheating to achieve Formal Concept Analysis over a large formal context

Víctor Codocedo, Carla Taramasco, Hernán Astudillo

2013 · 18 citations · 10 references

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Abstract

Researchers are facing one of the main problems of the Information Era. As more articles are made electronically available, it gets harder to follow trends in the different domains of research. Cheap, coherent and fast to construct knowledge models of research domains will be much required when information becomes unmanageable. While Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) has been widely used on several areas to construct knowledge artifacts for this purpose [17] (Ontology development, Information Retrieval, Software Refactoring, Knowledge Discovery), the large amount of documents and terminology used on research domains makes it not a very good option (because of the high computational cost and humanly-unprocessable output). In this article we propose a novel heuristic to create a taxonomy from a large term-document dataset using

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