RSKD 2013 - International Workshop on Rough Sets and Knowledge Discovery (RSKD'13)

The workshop on Rough Sets and Knowledge Discovery (RSKD'13) is intended as a place for researchers from universities, laboratories and industry to present state-of-the-art in KDD & DM, with special preference given to applications of rough sets, soft computing and a broad spectrum of AI methodologies. The workshop will also make it possible for researchers and developers to highlight new research directions, new applications, and a growing number of relationships between rough sets and such areas as computational intelligence, intelligent information systems, synthesis and analysis of complex objects and non-conventional models of computation.
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RSKD'2013 continues the series of workshops that have been organized periodically since 1993. It also follows in the footsteps of several past events related to applications of rough sets and soft computing in data analysis and knowledge discovery such as, for instance: RSA’2012, DKKD’2012, and the panel on Computing with Approximations held at FedCSIS’2012. The topics of interest to RSKD include, but are not limited to, the following:
AI methods in data mining and knowledge discovery
Rough set theory and its applications in data analysis
Intelligent data acquisition, selection, and processing
AI / soft computing methods in machine learning
AI tools for pattern recognition, signal, and image processing
Decision support systems and multi-criteria decision analysis
Process mining and intelligent planning
Web intelligence and Web mining
Hybrid and integrated intelligent systems
Utilization of domain knowledge in KDD