
doi: 10.1007/10722280_24
The frequently used strategy of forming hypotheses, based on observations, to generate predictions can be formalized in several ways. We study an elaborated approach that has some conceptual flavour and translate the basic ideas in the language of Formal Concept Analysis, blazing the trail for applications to other conceptual structures as well. We investigate the relation to pseudo intents, discuss algorithmic questions, and give an example.
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