Introduction
The ROUGH SET THEORY (RST) SERIES OF WORKSHOPS is devoted to the state-of-the-art and future prospects of ROUGH SETS considered from a theoretical standpoint. ROUGH SETS were introduced by Zdzisław Pawlak in the early eighties and developed further as a mathematical method of knowledge representation and processing under uncertain data and incomplete information. Nowadays, ROUGH SET THEORY is widely recognised to have a great importance in several fields, which is witnessed by the increasing number of papers concerned with applications and theoretical foundations of ROUGH SETS.
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Submission Topics
RST‘2016 TOPICS of interest include, but are not limited to:
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Algebraic structures in rough set theory
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Belief functions in connection with rough sets
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Complexity of rough set-related problems
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Dynamics in rough sets
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Granular computing
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Many-valued logics
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Near sets and nearness approximation spaces
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Philosophical aspects of rough set theory
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Relationship with other paradigms
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Rough logics
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Rough mereology
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Rough sets in approximate reasoning
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Rough sets and ontology approximation
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Rough sets in reasoning about changes
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Theoretical aspects of rough entropies
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Topological and modal approaches to roughness
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Important Date
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Conference Date
Aug 29
2016
toAug 30
2016
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Jun 16 2016
Abstract Submission Deadline
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Jun 28 2016
Abstract Notification of Acceptance
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Aug 30 2016
Registration deadline
Contact Information
- Davide Ciucci
- ci******@disco.unimib.it
- Marcin Wolski
- ma******@gmail.com
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