D. Borchmann, and B. Ganter. Formal Concept Analysis, volume 5548 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 22--37. Springer, (2009)
Abstract
Concept lattices with symmetries may be simplified by ``folding''them along the orbits of their automorphism group. The resulting diagram is often more intuitive than the full lattice diagram, but well defined annotations are required to make the folded diagram as informative as the original one. The folding procedure can be extended to formal contexts. A typical situation where such lattice foldings are useful is when hierarchies of structures are considered ``up to isomorphisms''.
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%D 2009
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%J Lecture Notes Computer Science
%K Verbände Orbifolds Faltungen
%P 22--37
%T Concept Lattice Orbifolds -- First Steps
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%V 5548
%X Concept lattices with symmetries may be simplified by ``folding''them along the orbits of their automorphism group. The resulting diagram is often more intuitive than the full lattice diagram, but well defined annotations are required to make the folded diagram as informative as the original one. The folding procedure can be extended to formal contexts. A typical situation where such lattice foldings are useful is when hierarchies of structures are considered ``up to isomorphisms''.
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