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Context and formal concept analysis (FCA) is a mathematical framework for data analysis and knowledge representation. It focuses on the relationships between a set of items and their attributes, allowing for the identification of patterns and structures within the data using specific classes defined in the GALACTIC framework.
Antitone Galois connections are a fundamental concept in order theory and lattice theory, establishing a relationship between two partially ordered sets (posets) through a pair of antitone functions that are adjoint to each other. This concept is widely used in the GALACTIC framework using specific classes and methods designed to work with.
Formal concepts are the building blocks of formal concept analysis (FCA), representing the relationships between a set of items and their attributes. In the GALACTIC framework, formal concepts are implemented using specific classes and methods that allow for the creation, manipulation, and analysis of these concepts within a given antitone Galois connection.
Lattices are algebraic structures that capture the notions of order and hierarchy within a set. In the GALACTIC framework, concept lattices are implemented using specific classes and methods that allow for the creation, manipulation, and analysis of lattices, enabling users to explore the relationships between concepts, their items and their attributes.