A java-based framework for index-structure supported knowledge discovery and data mining algorithms with a fundamental approach to separate data management (file parsers, database connections, data types) and algorithms (distances, distance functions, and data mining algorithms).
The ToscanaJ project is a collaboration between DSTC, the University of Queensland and the Technical University of Darmstadt to recreate a classic Formal Concept Analysis tool called Toscana and to give the FCA community a platform to work with.
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