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FCA Software
Formal Concept Analysis Applications and Demos
Formal Concept Analysis Software
Downloadable software:
- Tockit, Score,
ToscanaJ, Tupleware at sourceforge,
(
Manual, etc,
about Siena)
- ConExp
Concept Explorer (Java) at sourceforge
(the source code can be found in the
cvs)
- Galicia
- FcaStone format
conversion software and command-line lattice generation
- Camelis
(Logical Information System based on FCA)
- Christian Lindig's
Colibri
(Java or ML),
Concepts (in C),
TkConcept (Tcl/Tk, graphplace)
also
in Python
-
concepts.py Dominik Endres' implementation in Python.
- Python FCA Tool (developed at
HSE, Russia). Python code for exploration developed by
A. Revenko: MIW.
- Conexp-clj
(alpha version)
- Contextual Role
Editor (works with Eclipse)
- Coron System (data mining software)
- Csx2tikz
(XSLT conversion from ToscanaJ format to tikz/LaTeX)
- Eclipse's Relational
Concept Analysis
- FCA algorithms
- FcaBedrock
(tool for creating contexts from csv files)
- Formal Concept Calculator
(in PHP)
- Griff by R. J. Cole
- In-Close
(fast Formal Concept miner)
- LaTeX
style file for FCA
- Lattice Miner
- Lattice Navigator
(lattice visualisation and context editing, written in C#)
- OpenFCA (using C, .Net, Flash),
Live demo (requires Adobe Air),
Video demo
Plugins/Tools for using FCA with other software
(a commercial FCA Outlook Plug-in),
Hiermail (similar to Mail-Sleuth
but free for academic use)
Other Software:
- Cernato (commercial software) by former company NaviCon.
Available via Ernst Schroeder Zentrum.
- ConImp, Toscana, Anaconda, FCA Library, Diagram, MBA
(former FCA group of the TU Darmstadt), only
ConImp
is still available.
- epi-ACE
(for "examining the hierarchical data structure of small epidemiological
data sets").
- Galoisexplorer
by Sebastian Breuers ?, looks interesting, but no documentation as far
as I can see.
- GLAD (General Lattice Analysis and Design), a DOS program, available
from Vincent Duquenne.
-
JaLaBA (On-line Java lattice drawing tool).
- Jupp's FCA (not yet
released, but looks interesting, developed in Python)
- QuDa
(for data mining by P. Grigoriev, S. Yevtushenko).
- RubyFCA
- Scola (Shell for
Contextual Logic Applications).
-
Semana (software for semantic analysis which includes an FCA tool).
- Yacaree
(association miner, not a typical FCA tool, but uses an iceberg lattice of
frequent closures internally, written in Python).
- Mutabor
Software for playing music with micro tones. Not related to FCA but also
a project started by Rudolf Wille (the founder of FCA).
Searching for software
New FCA software is written all the time. The Google Custom Search
below is configured to search only the most popular open source software
hosting sites. A search for "Formal Concept Analysis" or "FCA" should
retrieve relevant software.
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