
Includes the code and datasets used in: Brodhead, Katie. 2025. Formal Concepts in Knowledge Graph Completion. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses. PhD Dissertation. Florida State University, 236 pages. https://www.proquest.com/dissertations-theses/formal-concepts-knowledge-graph-completion/docview/3245794927/se-2 Also pertains to works derived from the above citation: Derived from Chapter 6 "Broad Concepts and Predictability":Brodhead, Katie. 2026. Broad Training and Predictability in Knowledge Graph Completion via Formal Concepts. International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics (ISAIM), Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA, January 7-9, 2026, 8 pages. https://isaim2026.cs.ou.edu/papers/main/Broad_Training_and_Predictab.pdf Derived from Chapter 3 "Formal Concepts" and Chapter 4 "Breadth, Depth, and Connectivity": Brodhead, Katie. Formal Concept Lattices in Knowledge Graph Completion. Derived from Chapter 5 "Density": Brodhead, Katie. Density of Formal Concepts in Knowledge Graph Completion.
Knowledge Graph, Formal Concept Analysis, Data Mining, Knowledge Engineering, Knowledge Representation, Knowledge Ontology, Knowledge Acquisition, Knowledge Discovery
Knowledge Graph, Formal Concept Analysis, Data Mining, Knowledge Engineering, Knowledge Representation, Knowledge Ontology, Knowledge Acquisition, Knowledge Discovery
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