Program

Monday, September 8

All conference sessions will be held in the main building of the University, Kogălniceanu Street no. 1, 1st floor: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fR7ZYta5dKmyht6C6
 
Participants are kindly requested to use the main entrance of the building. Please note that the entrance is located within a pedestrian area, and therefore access by taxi, Bolt, or Uber is not permitted.
 
In order to facilitate communication and provide logistical support throughout the conference, a WhatsApp Community entitled Concepts’25 has been established. This platform ensures direct contact with the local organizing team.
 
We encourage all participants to join the community. Dedicated groups may also be created for discussions related to the conference program and scientific exchange.

Tutorials, Workshops, Registration

TimeEvent
08.30-9.00Welcome Coffee (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
Registration (Lobby in front of Iorga Hall, 151)
9.00-11.00Workshop Conceptual Knowledge Software: Recent Advancements and Examples (Part 1) (Iorga Hall, 151)
11.00-11.30Coffee break (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
11.30-13.00Workshop Conceptual Knowledge Software: Recent Advancements and Examples (Part 2) (Iorga Hall, 151)
13.30 – 15.00Lunch Courtyard by Marriot
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16.00-16.30Coffee break (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
16.30-18.30Workshop Late Breaking Advances on Conceptual Structures (Iorga Hall, 151)
19.30Transylvanian Dinner at Bistro 1568
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Tuesday, September 9

All conference sessions will be held in the main building of the University, Kogălniceanu Street no. 1, 1st floor: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fR7ZYta5dKmyht6C6
 
Participants are kindly requested to use the main entrance of the building. Please note that the entrance is located within a pedestrian area, and therefore access by taxi, Bolt, or Uber is not permitted.
 
In order to facilitate communication and provide logistical support throughout the conference, a WhatsApp Community entitled Concepts’25 has been established. This platform ensures direct contact with the local organizing team.
 
We encourage all participants to join the community. Dedicated groups may also be created for discussions related to the conference program and scientific exchange.
TimeEvent
08:00–08:50Welcome Coffee  (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
08:00–08:50Registration (Lobby in front of Aula Magna)
09:00–09:30
Inauguration (Aula Magna, 2nd floor)
09:30–10:20

Keynote Speaker (Aula Magna, 2nd floor)

Mădălina Croitoru, Ganesh Gowrishankar — Interdisciplinary AI for Human Machine Interaction
 
Chair: Christian Sacarea

10:30–11:30

Session 1 (Iorga Hall, 151)

10:30 — Mariana Espinosa Aldama and Eduardo Robles Belmont: Metatheoretic Structuralism Meets Formal Concept Analysis

11:00 — Simon Polovina, Richard Fallon, and Mahpara Saleem: Moregraph: Metadata-driven Enterprise Architecture using Conceptual Structures

Chair: Baris Sertkaya

11:30–12:00Coffee break (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
12:00–13:30

Session 2 (Iorga Hall, 151)

12:00 — Mohammad Abdulla, Tobias Hille, Dominik Dürrschnabel, and Gerd Stumme: Rises for Measuring Local Distributivity in Lattices
12:30 — Kira Adaricheva and Simon Vilmin: The E-base of finite semidistributive lattices
13:00 — Jaume Baixeries and Amedeo Napoli: A minimal base or a direct base? That is the question!
 
Chair: Leonard Kwuida
13:30–15:00Lunch Courtyard by Marriot
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15:00–16:30

Session 3 (Iorga Hall, 151)

15:00 — L’ubomír Antoni, Peter Eliaš, Ján Guniš, Dominika Kotlárová, Stanislav Krajči, Ondrej Krídlo, Viktor Pristaš, L’ubomír Šnajder, and Vít Voženílek: On distance functions between closure systems and their application in industrial maps
15:30 — Edith Vargas-García: Comparative analysis of COVID-19 vaccines applied in Mexico through FCA
16:00 — Emma Reyner-Fuentes, Carmen Peláez-Moreno, and Francisco J. Valverde-Albacete: Qualitative and Quantitative Analyses of C. elegans’ Perception with Concept Lattices as Information Channels
 
Chair: Uta Priss
16:30–17:00Coffee break (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
17:00–18:30

Session 4 (Iorga Hall, 151)

17:00 — Stefan Schneider, Armin Schulz, Steven Verheyen, Andreas Nürnberger: Limitations of attribute derivations for approximating user-based attribute weighting
17:30 — Tobias Hille and Tom Hanika: Incomplete Formal Contexts and their Intrinsic Dimension
18:00 — Martin Trnecka and Marketa Trneckova: Image processing in Boolean matrix factorization
 
Chair: Jaume Baixeries
19:30–23:00
Dinner at the Klausenburger Brewery  https://maps.app.goo.gl/pFrx3q1mfs1BmYbB6

Wednesday, September 10

All conference sessions will be held in the main building of the University, Kogălniceanu Street no. 1, 1st floor: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fR7ZYta5dKmyht6C6
 
Participants are kindly requested to use the main entrance of the building. Please note that the entrance is located within a pedestrian area, and therefore access by taxi, Bolt, or Uber is not permitted.
 
In order to facilitate communication and provide logistical support throughout the conference, a WhatsApp Community entitled Concepts’25 has been established. This platform ensures direct contact with the local organizing team.
 
We encourage all participants to join the community. Dedicated groups may also be created for discussions related to the conference program and scientific exchange.
TimeEvent
08:30-9:00Welcome Coffee (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
09:00–09:55

Keynote Speaker (Iorga Hall, 151)

Guendalina Righetti – Combining Concepts: Integrating Logical and Cognitive Theories of Concepts
 
Chair: Bernhard Ganter
10:00–11:00

Session 5 (Iorga Hall, 151)

10:00 — Dominik Dürrschnabel, Gerd Stumme, Johannes Hirth, Klara Gutekunst: Conceptual Topic Aggregation
10:30 — Johannes Hirth and Tom Hanika: The Geometric Structure of Topic Models
 
Chair: Amedeo Napoli
11:00–11:30Coffee break (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
11:30–13:00

Session 6 (Iorga Hall, 151)

11:30 — Sergei Obiedkov and Barıs Sertkaya: PAC learning of concept inclusions for ontology-mediated query answering
12:00 — Hani Guenoune, Alain Gutierrez, Marianne Huchard, Mathieu Lafourcade, Pierre Martin, André Miralles, and Huaxi (Yulin) Zhang: LLM-Assisted Relational Concept Analysis for Class Model Restructuring
12:30 — Alain Gutierrez, Marianne Huchard, Pierre Martin, and Huaxi (Yulin) Zhang: Empowering Relational Concept Analysis using Large Language Model knowledge delivery
 
Chair: Tom Hanika
13:00–14:00Lunch Courtyard by Marriot
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14:30Departure by bus to the Banffy Castle
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15:30–17:00

Session 7 (Session at the Castle)

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15:30 — Christophe Demko, Jérémy Richard, Martin Waffo Kemgne, Cyril Faucher, and Karell Bertet: Reduced Subcontext Completion in Lattices and Concept Lattices
16:00 — Kouankam Djouohou Léa Aubin, Koguep Njionou Blaise Blériot, and Léo­nard Kwuida: Triadic data: representation and reduction
16:30 — Gael Nguepy Dongmo, Blaise Blériot Koguep Njionou, and Leonard Kwuida: Concept multilattices with truth-stressing hedges
 
Chair: Marianne Huchard
17:00–18:00Break, Townhall Meeting
18:00–19:00

Session 8 (Session at the Castle)

 
18:00 — Vanessa Fokou, Peggy Cellier, Xavier Dolques, Sébastien Ferré, and Florence Le Ber: Theoretical Comparison of Relational Concept Analysis (RCA) and Graph-FCA (GCA)
18:30 — Vanessa Fokou, Peggy Cellier, Xavier Dolques, Sébastien Ferré, and Florence Le Ber: Relational Concept Analysis and Graph-FCA in Practice: Analyzing Multi-relational Data
 
Chair: Sergei Obiedkov
19:00–22:00

Thursday, September 11

All conference sessions will be held in the main building of the University, Kogălniceanu Street no. 1, 1st floor: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fR7ZYta5dKmyht6C6
 
Participants are kindly requested to use the main entrance of the building. Please note that the entrance is located within a pedestrian area, and therefore access by taxi, Bolt, or Uber is not permitted.
 
In order to facilitate communication and provide logistical support throughout the conference, a WhatsApp Community entitled Concepts’25 has been established. This platform ensures direct contact with the local organizing team.
 
We encourage all participants to join the community. Dedicated groups may also be created for discussions related to the conference program and scientific exchange.
TimeEvent
08:30–9:00Welcome Coffee (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
09:00–09:55

Keynote Speaker (Iorga Hall, 151)

Mehdi Kaytoue — A journey into pattern mining with FCA in practice
 
Chair: Peggy Cellier
10:00–11:00

Session 9 (Iorga Hall, 151)

10:00 — Léonard Kwuida, Gael Tenkeu Kembang, Etienne Romuald Temgoua Alomo, and Yannick Lea Tenkeu Jeufack: Double Boolean algebras: constructions, sub-structures and morphisms
10:30 — Gael Kembang Tenkeu, Michel Krebs, Leonard Kwuida, Etienne Romuald Temgoua Alomo, and Yannick Lea Tenkeu Jeufack: A Stone duality for pure and trivial double Boolean algebras
 
Chair: Francisco Valverde
11:00–11:30Coffee break (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)
11:30–13:10

Session 10 (Iorga Hall, 151)

11:30 — Uta Priss: Layout Decisions for Tabular Euler Diagrams
11:50 — Tim Pattison: Spanning Concept Trees: Enhanced Algorithm and Visualisation
12:20 — Martin Waffo Kemgne, Blaise Bleriot Koguep Njionou, Dmitry I. Ignatov, and Leonard Kwuida: Cooperative games with fuzzy characteristic functions on concept lattices
12:50 — Imen Ben Sassi and Alexandre Bazin: Closure Versus Dualization: A Comparison of Software Tools for Formal Concept Analysis
 
Chair: Manuel Ojeda
13:15–14:15Lunch Courtyard by Marriot
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15:00

Departure by bus to the Jidvei Winery

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16:30-24:00Social event: Trip to the Jidvei Winery

Friday, September 12

All conference sessions will be held in the main building of the University, Kogălniceanu Street no. 1, 1st floor: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fR7ZYta5dKmyht6C6
 
Participants are kindly requested to use the main entrance of the building. Please note that the entrance is located within a pedestrian area, and therefore access by taxi, Bolt, or Uber is not permitted.
 
In order to facilitate communication and provide logistical support throughout the conference, a WhatsApp Community entitled Concepts’25 has been established. This platform ensures direct contact with the local organizing team.
 
We encourage all participants to join the community. Dedicated groups may also be created for discussions related to the conference program and scientific exchange.

Time

Event

08:30–9:30

Welcome Coffee (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)

09:30–10:00

Francisco Valverde-Albacete: Preview of Grokking Information Transmission in Formal Contexts and Lattices Workshop

10:00–11:00

Session 11 (Iorga Hall, 151)

10:00 Sergei Obiedkov and Sebastian Rudolph: When Horn is All You Need
10:30 Lucas Carr, Nicholas Leisegang, Thomas Meyer, and Sergei Obiedkov: Rational Inference in Formal Concept Analysis

Chair: Gerd Stumme

11:00–11:30

Coffee break (Room Rado Ferenc, 126)

11:30–13:00

Session 12 (Iorga Hall, 151)

11:30 Marwa Trabelsi, Salah Eddine Boukhetta, Damien Mondou, Karell Bertet, Sébastien Amoury, Noura Joudieh, Rouaa Wannous, Cyril Faucher, Christophe Demko, Ronan Champagnat, and Alain Bouju: Towards Explainable Clustering in Process Mining and Sequential Pattern Mining: A Formal Framework
12:00 Jaume Baixeries, Alexandre Bazin, Jérôme David, and Amedeo Napoli: A Proposal for Building a Compact and Tunable Representation of a Concept Lattice Based on Clustering
12:30 Egor Dudyrev, Miguel Couceiro, Mehdi Kaytoue, Sergei O. Kuznetsov, and Amedeo Napoli: Atomic Patterns for Efficient Computation with Pattern Structures

Chair: Sebastian Rudolph

13:00–14:30

Lunch Courtyard by Marriot

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14:30–15:30

Session 13 (Iorga Hall, 151)

14:30 Jens Kötters and Stefan E. Schmidt: A Data Model for Relational Concept Algebras
15:00 Keywork 1 – Systems of implications obtained using the Carve decomposition of a formal context – López-Rodríguez, Ojeda Hernández, Pattison

Chair: Florence Le Ber

15:30-16:00

Goodbye and Farewell