Modelling Theory and Practice/Modelling with Concepts
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Start: single property R(x). Now: extend by further properties R(x), S(x), T(x).
Can be shown in a table like:
Problem: how to keep the overview? Solution: by introducing concepts.
What is a concept:
- Intuition
- Characteristics
- Definition
- Hasse diagram
Basic structures
- linear order
- taxonomy (tree)
- diamond
Fundamental theorem of concept analysis: the set of concepts are a lattice.
More complex structures.