Abstract (EN):
This paper deals with hierarchical or pyramidal conceptual clustering methods,
where each formed cluster corresponds to a concept, i.e., a pair (extent, intent).
We consider data presenting real or interval-valued numerical values, ordered values and/or probability/frequency
distributions on a set of categories.
Concepts are obtained by a Galois connection with generalisation by intervals, which allows
dealing with different variable types on a common framework.
In the case of distribution data, the obtained concepts are more homogeneous and more easily interpretable
than those obtained by using the maximum and minimum operators previously proposed.
A measure of generality of a concept is defined similarly for all these variable types.
An example illustrates the proposed method.
Language:
French
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific