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1 Scence n Chn Ser F Informton Scences 2005 Vol48 No Attrbute reducton theory nd pproch to concept lttce ZHANG Wenxu 1, WEI Lng 1,2 & QI Jnun 3 1 Insttute for Informton nd System Scences, Fculty of Scence, X n Jotong Unversty, X n , Chn; 2 eprtment of Mthemtcs, Northwest Unversty, X n , Chn; 3 Insttute of Computer Archtecture & Network, X n Jotong Unversty, X n , Chn Correspondence should be ddressed to Zhng Wenxu (eml: wxzhng@mlxtueducn) Receved October 14, 2004; revsed My 1, 2005 Abstrct The theory of the concept lttce s n effcent tool for knowledge representton nd knowledge dscovery, nd s ppled to mny felds successfully One focus of knowledge dscovery s knowledge reducton Ths pper proposes the theory of ttrbute reducton n the concept lttce, whch extends the theory of the concept lttce In ths pper, the udgment theorems of consstent sets re exmned, nd the dscernblty mtrx of forml context s ntroduced, by whch we present n pproch to ttrbute reducton n the concept lttce The chrcterstcs of three types of ttrbutes re nlyzed Keyword: forml context, concept lttce, ttrbute reducton, dscernblty mtrx OI: / The concept lttce, lso clled Glos lttce, ws proposed by Wlle n 1982 [1] A concept lttce s n ordered herrchy tht s defned by bnry reltonshp between obects nd ttrbutes n dt set As n effcent tool of dt nlyss nd knowledge processng, the concept lttce hs been ppled n mny felds, such s knowledge engneerng, dt mnng, nformton serches, nd softwre engneerng [2 7] Most of the reserches on the concept lttce concentrte on such topcs s [8] : Constructon of the concept lttce [9 11], prunng of the concept lttce [2], cquston of rules [10,11], reltonshp between the concept lttce nd rough set [12 14], nd pplctons [2,15 17] Ref [18] proposed reducble ttrbute nd reducble obect from the vewpont of shortenng lne or row In ths pper, we propose the ttrbute reducton theory n the concept lttce Attrbute reducton n the concept lttce s to serch for mnml subset of ttrbutes so tht the new concept lttce s somorphsm wth the rw concept lttce The ttrbute reducton mkes the dscovery of ntl knowledge n the forml context Copyrght by Scence n Chn Press 2005

2 714 Scence n Chn Ser F Informton Scences 2005 Vol48 No eser, nd the representton of the knowledge smpler Ths theory extends the concept lttce theory, nd hs very mportnt sgnfcnce n reserches nd pplctons of the concept lttce The contents of ths pper re s follows: Secton 1 gves the defntons nd propertes bout ttrbute reducton n the concept lttce Secton 2 gves the udgment theorems of reducton Secton 3 ntroduces the dscernblty mtrx nd functon of forml context nd obtns the pproch to reducton Secton 4 studes the chrcterstcs of ttrbutes wth dfferent types Secton 5 concludes the pper 1 efntons nd propertes of ttrbute reducton n the concept lttce Generlly, the dt nlyzed by the concept lttce s represented by forml context, whch s defned s follows efnton 1 [18] We sy s forml context, n whch, U = { x1,, x n } s n obect set, nd ech set, nd ech x ( n) s clled n obect; A = { 1,, m } s n ttrbute ( m) s clled n ttrbute; I s bnry relton between U nd A, I U A If ( x, ) I, then we sy x hs the ttrbute, nd denoted by xi In ths pper, let 1 denote ( x, ) cn be represented by tble whch hs only 0 nd 1 Two opertons re defned on the obect set respectvely n : I, nd 0 denote ( x, ) I Then, forml context X U nd the ttrbute set B A X = { A, x X, xi}, B = { x x U, B, xi} (1) (2) For the ske of smplcty, we wrte x nsted of {} x, x U; nd wrte nsted of {}, A We cll context s cnoncl f x U, x, x A, nd A,, U We ssume tht the contexts we study n the sequel re ll cnoncl contexts before reducton efnton 2 [18] Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context ( X, B) s clled forml concept (or concept), f nd only f X = B nd X = B, where extenson nd B s the ntenson of (X, B) X s clled the The concepts of gven context re nturlly ordered by the subconcept-superconcept relton defned by ( X, B ) ( X, B ) X X ( B B ) (3) Copyrght by Scence n Chn Press 2005

3 Attrbute reducton theory nd pproch to concept lttce 715 The ordered set of ll concepts n ( U, A, I ) s denoted by LU (, AI, ) nd clled the concept lttce of ( U, A, I ) In fct, LU (, AI, ) s complete lttce n whch nfmum nd supremum re gven by [18] ( X, B ) ( X, B ) = ( X X,( B B ) ), = ( X, B ) ( X, B ) (( X X ), B B ) (4) (5) For forml context, ( X1, X2, X U nd B1, B2, B A) [18] : the followng propertes cn be esly proved X X X X, B B B B 2 X X, B B 3 X = X, B = B 4 X B B X 1 2 = ( X X ) X X, ( B B ) = B B ( X X ) X X, ( B B ) B B 7 ( X, X ) nd ( B, B ) re ll concepts efnton 3 Let LU (, A1, I1) nd LU (, A2, I2) be two concept lttces If for ny ( X, B) L( U, A, I ), there exsts ( X ', B') L( U, A, I ) such tht X = X, then LU (, A1, I1) s sd to be fner thn LU (, A2, I2), whch s denoted by LU (, A, I) LU (, A, I ) (6) If LU (, A, I) LU (, A, I ) nd LU (, A, I ) LU (, A, I), then these two concept lttces re sd to be somorphc to ech other, nd denoted by LU (, A, I) LU (, A, I ) (7) In forml context, A, let I = I ( U ) Then ( U,, I ) s lso context For ny X U, X s represented by X n nd X n A A ( U,, I ) It s evdent tht I A = I, X = X X = X = X, nd X X, Theorem 1 Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context, A, Then LU (, AI, ) LU (, I, ) holds Proof ( X, B) L( U,, I ), we hve ( X, X ) L( U, A, I) from the property 7 Then we only need to prove X = X From the property 2, we hve X X ; wwwscchncom

4 716 Scence n Chn Ser F Informton Scences 2005 Vol48 No Furthermore, X X = B X B = X So, X = X The proof s over efnton 4 Let be forml context If there exsts n ttrbute set A such tht LU (, I, ) LU (, AI, ), then s clled consstent set of ( U, A, I ) And further, f d, LU (, { d}, I { }) LU (, AI, ), then s clled reduct of It s esy to prove the followng theorem d The ntersecton of ll the reducts s clled the core of Theorem 2 Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context, A, Then, s consstent set LU (, I, ) LU (, AI, ) efnton 5 Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context The set { s reduct, τ} ( τ s n ndex set) ncludes ll of the reducts n The ttrbute set s dvded nto 3 prts 1 Absolute necessry ttrbute (core ttrbute) 2 Reltve necessry ttrbute d : d A, τ e: e A τ c: c 3 Absolute unnecessry ttrbute n whch, the ttrbute not n the core s clled unnecessry ttrbute It s ether reltve necessry ttrbute or n bsolute unnecessry ttrbute For bsolute necessry ttrbute b, reltve necessry ttrbute c, nd bsolute unnecessry ttrbute d, t s cler tht b c, c d, b d τ τ A b: b τ Theorem 3 The reduct exsts for ny forml context Proof Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context If A, LU (, A { }, I ) A { } LU (, AI, ), then A tself s ts reduct If there s n ttrbute A such tht LU (, A { }, I ) LU (, AI, ), then we study B1 = A {} Further, f b 1 B 1 A { } such tht LU (, B { b}, I ) LU (, AI, ), then B s reduct; otherwse, we study 1 1 B b { 1} B { b} Repetng the bove process, we cn fnd t lest one reduct becuse A s fnte set So, the reduct of must exst Generlly spekng, t s possble tht forml context hs multple reducts Exmple 1 Tble 1 shows forml context A = {,,, bcde,} ( U, A, I ), n whch, U = {1,2,3,4}, There re 6 concepts n ths context They re: (1, bde ), (24, bc ), (13, d), Copyrght by Scence n Chn Press 2005

5 Attrbute reducton theory nd pproch to concept lttce 717 Tble 1 A context of Exmple 1 b c d e (124, b ), ( U, ), (, A), nd lbeled s FC ( = 1,2,,6) respectvely The concept lttce s shown n Fg 1 hs two reducts: 1 = {,, cd}, 2 = {,, bcd} In ths exmple, cd, re bsolute necessry ttrbutes, b, re reltve necessry ttrbutes, nd e s bsolute unnecessry ttrbute The concept lttce of forml context (,, ) U 1 I 1 s shown n Fg 2 It s evdent tht LU (,, I ) LU (, AI, ) 1 1 Fg 1 L( U, A, I ) n Exmple 1 Fg 2 L( U, 1, I ) n Exmple 1 1 Let be forml context Clerly, we hve the followng results: Corollry 1 The core of the forml context s reduct There s only one reduct n the forml context Corollry 2 A s n unnecessry ttrbute A {} s consstent set Corollry 3 A s n element of the core A {} s not consstent set 2 Judgment theorems of consstent sets n concept lttce As we hve known, A s reduct of forml context f nd only f: s consstent set, nd { d} s not consstent set for ny d So we only need to fnd the udgment theorem of consstent set Theorem 4 (Judgment Theorem 1 of consstent sets) Let context, A,, E = A Then, s consstent set ( F E) = ( F ) = F be forml F E, F, wwwscchncom

6 718 Scence n Chn Ser F Informton Scences 2005 Vol48 No Proof Necessty Becuse s consstent set, t s esy to see tht LU (,, I ) LU (, AI, ) For ny F E, F, there must be ( F, F ) L, so C, ( F, C) L( U,, I ), nd then C = F Furthermore, we hve C = F then X = F, so ( F E) = ( F ) = C = F Suffcency If we cn prove tht LU (,, I ) LU (, AI, ), nd = B, ( B ) = X Frst, t s cler tht ( X, B) L, ( X, B ) L( U,, I ), s consstent set So, we need to prove: X = X = B ( B ) = X It s evdent tht B = ( B ) ( B E) If B E =, then B E B ( B E) B = X = B ( B E) = (( B E) ) ( B ) Thus, X = B = ( B ) ( B E) = ( B ) Combnng two fcts bout B E, Second, t should be proved tht X = B = ( B ) If B E, then (( B E) ) = ( B E) holds becuse of B E E So, we cn conclude ( B ) = X Corollry 4 Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context, A, If s consstent set, then ( A ) holds Proof If s consstent set, we get (( A ) ) = ( A ) from Theorem 4 On the other hnd, becuse ( A ), (( A ) ) = ( A ) holds Theorem 5 (Judgment Theorem 2 of consstent sets) Let context, C, C, be forml A,, E = A Then, s consstent set F E, F, C = F Proof Necessty Ths cn be proved by Theorem 4 mmedtely Suffcency It cn be obtned tht C C = F by C F And we know C, holds, so so C F, ( F ) C = F Further, = ( F ) = F estblsh Thus, s consstent set from Theorem 4 Theorem 6 (Judgment Theorem 3 of consstent sets) Let context, ( F ) F F be forml A,, E = A Then, s consstent set e E, Copyrght by Scence n Chn Press 2005

7 Attrbute reducton theory nd pproch to concept lttce 719 C, C, C = e Proof Necessty Ths follows mmedtely from Theorem 5 Suffcency F E, F, let F = { e k τ} From the known condtons, we hve ek F E, Ck, Ck, C k = e k Thus F = ek = C k = C k k τ k τ k τ k Let C = C, then C, C, C = F So, s consstent set from Theorem 5 k τ k Theorem 7 (Judgment Theorem 4 of consstent sets) Let context, be forml A,, E = A Then, s consstent set e E, ( e E) = ( e ) = e Proof Necessty Ths follows mmedtely from Theorem 4 Suffcency As we known, e E, ( e ) = e Let C = e, then C, Theorem 6 C, nd C = e So, t cn be derved tht s consstent set from Theorem 8 (Judgment Theorem 5 of consstent sets) Let context, LU (, E, I E ) A,, E = A Then, s consstent set Proof Necessty Suppose s consstent set, then be forml LU (,, I ) On the other hnd, LU (, AI, ) LU (, E, I E ) becuse of E A, so LU (,, I ) LU (, E, I E ) holds Suffcency Becuse LU (,, I ) LU (, E, I ), nd lso E ( F, F ) L( U, E, I E ) holds, there exsts C, C LU (,, I ), thus C E LU (,, I ) LU (, AI, ) such tht F E, F, = F Fnlly, we get s consstent set from Theorem 5 Exmple 2 For the forml context n Exmple 1, we exmne Theorem 7 Suppose 1 = {, cd}, then E1 = {,,} be It s esy to clculte tht ( F, C) E1 ( ) = =U, wheres = {1,2,4}, they re not equl So 1 = {, cd} s not consstent set In fct, t s the core of the forml context Suppose 2 = {,, cde,}, then E2 = {} b It s esy to clculte tht 2 ( b E ) = b = {1,2,4} So, 2 = {,, cde,} s consstent set Ths result hs been concluded n Exmple 1 wwwscchncom

8 720 Scence n Chn Ser F Informton Scences 2005 Vol48 No Theorem 9 (Judgment Theorem of reduct) Let A,, E = A Then, s reduct = e e E,, nd d, ( d ( E { d})) = ( d ( { d})) d be forml context, ( e E) = ( e ) Proof Necessty s reduct s consstent set ( e E) = ( e ) = e e E, In ddton, suppose be proved tht d,( d ( E { d})) = ( d ( { d})) = d Then t cn { d} s consstent set In fct, we cn study ech element n E { d} usng Theorem 7 e E { d}, f e = d, we hve from ssumpton; f e E nd d e, then e = ( e E) = ( e ( E { d} )) holds; f e E nd d e, then d e holds Thus, e = ( e ) = (( e ( { d})) { d}) In summry, = ( e ( { d})) d = ( e ( { d})) ( d ( { d})) e = ( e ( E { d}) ) = (( e ( { d})) ( d ( { d}))) = (( e d ) ( { d})) = ( e ( { d})) = ( e ( E { d})) e E { d}, e = ( e ( E { d}) ) lwys hold Thus A ( E { d}) = { d} s consstent set nsted of reduct, whch s contrdctory to the known condton So, d, ( d ( E { d})) = ( d ( { d})) d Suffcency s consstent set becuse of s not reduct, then d = ( d ( E { d})) = ( d ( { d})) holds from Theorem 7 Ths s contrdctory to the ssumpton So ( e E) = ( e ) = e Further, f d such tht { d} s consstent set Thus, s reduct 3 Approch to ttrbute reducton n the concept lttce Ths secton ntroduces the dscernblty mtrx nd dscernblty functon of forml context Bsed on these notons, we wll obtn the pproch to ttrbute reducton n the concept lttce efnton 6 Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context, ( X, B ), ( X, B ) L We cll IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) = B B B B (8) FC the dscernblty ttrbutes set between ( X, B ) nd ( X, B ) And Copyrght by Scence n Chn Press 2005

9 Attrbute reducton theory nd pproch to concept lttce 721 Λ = ( IS (( X, B ),( X, B )), ( X, B ),( X, B ) L) FC FC s clled the dscernblty mtrx of the context In the dscernblty mtrx of forml context, only those non-empty elements re useful So, we lso denote the set of non-empty elements n the mtrx by The Λ FC menng of Λ FC cn be decded by the content Exmple 3 Tble 2 gves the dscernblty mtrx of Exmple 1 Tble 2 The dscernblty mtrx of Exmple 1 FC1 FC2 FC3 FC4 FC5 FC6 FC1 FC2 {c,d,e} FC3 {,b,e} {,b,c,d} FC4 {d,e} {c} {,b,d} FC5 {,b,d,e} {,b,c} {d} {,b} FC6 {c} {d,e} {,b,c,e} {c,d,e} A Theorem 10 Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context ( X, B ),( X, B ),( X, B ) LU (, AI, ) The followng propertes hold: 1 IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) = FC 2 IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) = IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) FC FC k k 3 IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) FC FC k k FC k k Proof It s evdent tht 1 nd 2 re rght, we only need to prove 3 If IS (( X, B ),( X, B )), then, ether B or B, nd B B FC Wthout loss of generlty, we suppose B, B If B k, then ISFC (( X, B ),( X k, B k )); f B k, then ISFC (( X, B ),( Xk, Bk )), but ISFC (( X k, Bk ),( X, B )) So, IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) FC k k FC k k Theorem 11 (Judgment Theorem 6 of consstent sets) Let be forml context A,, ( X, B ),( X, B ) L, ( X, B ) ( X, B ), the followng propostons re equvlent: 1 s consstent set 2 B B wwwscchncom

10 722 Scence n Chn Ser F Informton Scences 2005 Vol48 No IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) 4 B A, f B =, then B Λ Proof FC 1 2 LU (,, I ) LU (, AI, ) cn be obtned becuse FC s consstent set So, ( X, B ), ( X, B ) L, ( X, B ) ( X, B ), C, C, such tht ( X, C ), ( X, C ) L( U,, I ), ( X, C ) ( X, C ) Thus C C, C = X = X = B, C = X = X = B estblsh As result, B B holds 2 1 We need only to prove tht ( X, B) L, ( X, B ) L( U,, I ), thus s consstent set So, we need to prove: we hve LU (, AI, ) X = X = B Second, f ( B ) X, ( B ) = X Frst,, then ( X, B) (( B ),( B ) ) Bsed on the ssumpton, t should be B ( B ) But, on the one hnd, X = B, (( B ),( B ) ) B B ( B ) B = X ( B ) X = B ( B ) B On the other hnd, B ( B ) B = B ( B ) Thus B = ( B ), whch s contrdctory to B ( B ) So ( B ) = X 2 3 Suppose ( X, B ),( X, B ) L, nd B B Then, ether B B = B B, or B B = B B So, IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) = ( B B B B ) FC = ( B B ) ( B B ) = ( B B ) ( B B ) 3 2 Suppose ( X, B ), ( X, B ) L, nd IS (( X, B ), ( X, B )) Then there exst t lest one ttrbute FC, nd IS (( X, B),( X, B)), e, ether B or B, nd B B Thus, f B, B, then B, B ; f B, B, then B, B So B B 3 4 It s obvous tht the equvlence s rght Copyrght by Scence n Chn Press 2005 FC

11 Attrbute reducton theory nd pproch to concept lttce 723 Theorem 11 shows tht to fnd reduct of forml context s to fnd the mnml subset of ttrbutes, whch stsfes the condton H ( H Λ ) Exmple 4 We gve the reducts of Exmple 1 bsed on ts dscernblty mtrx gotten n Exmple 3 Frstly, we cn obtn tht Λ FC = {{ c},{ d},{ b, },{ de, },{ cde,, },{ be,, },{ bc,, },{ bd,, },{ bde,,, },{ bcd,,, }, {,,,}, bce A} Secondly, we exmne ts reduct For exmple, the subset 1 = {,, cd} stsfes H H Λ ); n ddton, for ts subset: { c, },{ d, },{ cd, }, there exsts 1 ( FC correspondng element { d},{ c},{, b} n ΛFC such tht the ntersecton between them s empty Smlrly, for 2 = {,, bcd}, on the one hnd, t stsfes 2 H ( H Λ FC ); on the other hnd, for ts subset: { bc, },{ bd, },{ cd, }, there exsts correspondng element { d},{ c},{, b} n ΛFC such tht the ntersecton between them s empty So, 1 nd 2 re ll reducts of the forml context FC efnton 7 Let be forml context, ts dscernblty functon s defned s the followng formul: f ( ) ( Λ = (9) FC h) H ΛFC h H By the bsorpton lw nd the dstrbutve lw, f ( Λ FC ) cn be trnslted to the mnml dsunctve norml form [19], whose components (ll of ts conunctve norml form) re ll of the reducts of Exmple 5 We gve the dscernblty functon of Exmple 1, nd clculte ll of ts reducts f( Λ ) = ( h) FC H ΛFC h H = ( d e) c ( c d e) ( b c e) ( b c d e) ( b c d) ( b c) ( b e) ( b d e) ( b d) ( b) d = c d ( b) = ( c d) ( b c d) So, there re 2 reducts: Exmple 4 { cd,, },{ bcd,, } 4 Attrbute chrcterstcs n the concept lttce, whch re the sme s our concluson n In efnton 5, we clssfed the ttrbutes n forml context nto 3 types: bsolute wwwscchncom

12 724 Scence n Chn Ser F Informton Scences 2005 Vol48 No necessry ttrbute, reltve necessry ttrbute, nd bsolute unnecessry ttrbute Attrbutes wth dfferent types ply dfferent role n the reducton of the concept lttce Ths secton wll gve ther dfferent chrcterstcs Theorem 12 Let be forml context A, s core ttrbute ( X, B ),( X, B ) L, IS (( X, B ),( X, B )) = { } FC Proof Usng Corollry 3 nd Theorem 11 cn prove ths theorem Theorem 13 Let ( U, A, I ) be forml context A, put G = { g g A, g } Then 1 s core ttrbute ( { }) 2 s n bsolute unnecessry ttrbute ( { }) =, nd G = 3 s reltve necessry ttrbute ( { }) =, nd G Proof 1 Becuse, s n unnecessry ttrbute A {} s consstent set ( { }) =, we obtn tht s n bsolute necessry ttrbute s not n unnecessry ttrbute ( { }) 2 Necessty Assume s n bsolute unnecessry ttrbute It s esy to see ( { }) = On the other hnd, for ny reduct, thus ( ) = b, f b, then b ; f b, then b nd b s not n bsolute unnecessry ttrbute, thus b So b From whch G, nd G ( ) = Suffcency Suppose tht reduct hold In ddton, we know G So G = s not n bsolute unnecessry ttrbute, there exsts such tht So ( ( { })) And nother reson ( ( { })) ( { }), we get ( ( { })) G, we get G = ( G ( { })) ( G ( A ) ), thus {})) ( G ( A )) ( { } ) holds It cn be obtned tht Becuse from G, thus, we hve ( G ( {})) ( ( {})) Assume e G ( A ) On the one hnd, e cn be concluded from e G, G = ( G ( G ( { }) Copyrght by Scence n Chn Press 2005

13 Attrbute reducton theory nd pproch to concept lttce 725 then e, e On the other hnd, e = ( e ) = ( e ( { })) ( ( { }) ) cn be obtned from e A nd s consstent set Thus e G ( A ) ( G ( A )) = e ( ( { }) ) So G ( ( { })), G Ths s contrdcton to ssumpton, so s n bsolute unnecessry ttrbute 3 It follows mmedtely from 1 nd 2 Exmple 6 We exmne the type of ech ttrbute n Exmple 1 usng Theorem 13 = {1,2,4}, = {, b},( { }) = {1,2,4},( { }) = ; G =, G = {1,2,3,4}, G b = {1,2,4}, b = {, b},( b { b}) = {1,2,4},( b { b}) =b ; b b b G =, G = {1,2,3,4}, G b c = {2,4}, c = {, b, c},( c { c}) = {1,2,4},( c { c}) c d = {1,3}, d = { d},( d { d}) = {1,2,3,4},( d { d}) d e = {1}, e = {, b, d, e},( e { e}) = {1},( e { e}) = e ; e e = G = {,, b d}, G = {1}, G e e From the bove results we know,, b re reltve necessry ttrbutes, c, d re core ttrbutes, nd e s n bsolute unnecessry ttrbute, whch s the sme s the results of Exmple 1 5 Concluson As useful tool for dt nlyss nd knowledge processng, the concept lttce hs been ppled to mny felds Ths pper hs proposed the theory of reducton n the concept lttce Reducton theory n the concept lttce s to fnd mnml subset of the ttrbute set, whch cn decde ll of the concepts nd herrchy entrely n the rw context The reducton extends the theory of the concept lttce nd hs mportnt sgnfcnce n ts study nd pplcton Ths pper hs gven some udgment theorems of concept lttce reducton, ntroduced dscernblty mtrx of context, nd obtned pproch to reducton bsed on t At the sme tme, ths pper hs lso studed the chrcterstcs of dfferent types of ttrbutes The context studed n ths pper hs no decson ttrbute We wll study the context wth decson ttrbute usng reducton theory n our wwwscchncom

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