Facet-like structures in computer science
Axiomathes 18 (2) (2008)
| Abstract | This paper discusses how facet-like structures occur as a commonplace feature in a variety of computer science disciplines as a means for structuring class hierarchies. The paper then focuses on a mathematical model for facets (and class hierarchies in general), called formal concept analysis, and discusses graphical representations of faceted systems based on this model. | |||||||||
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