
doi: 10.1007/10722280_23
Triadic concept graphs have been introduced as a mathematization of conceptual graphs with subdivision. In this paper it is shown that triadic concept graphs of a triadic power context family always form a complete lattice with respect to the generalization order. For stating this result, a clarification of the notion of generalization is needed. It turns out that the generalization order may be differently defined, depending on the assumed background knowledge, respectively.
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