Toronto,

http://www.infobright.com/jrs07/

JRS07 is the leading international symposium on theory and applications of ROUGH SETS. It encapsulates two conferences: Rough Sets, Fuzzy Sets, Data Mining and Granular Computing (RSFDGrC07) - a series of events spanning the past 15 years http://rsfdgrc.cs.uregina.ca/; and Rough Sets and Knowledge Technology (RSKT07) - a new initiative launched in 2006 http://cs.cqupt.edu.cn/crssc/rskt2006/. Both of the conferences investigate ROUGH SETS in varied hybrid methodologies, including (but not limited to) the following topics:

Knowledge Representation

Reasoning Methods

Intelligent Systems

Trends in Computing

Conceptual Representation

Approximate Reasoning

Adaptive / Sapient Systems

Autonomous Computing

Petri Nets / Concurrency

Context-Dependent Methods

Behavior-based AI Systems

Bio-Inspired Computing

Semantic Web / Ontology

Multi-Agent Systems

Swarm / Ambient Systems

Neurocomputing

Spatial-Temporal Models

Multi-Criteria Decisions

Web Intelligence

Ubiquitous Computing

Soft Computing

Mining / Learning

Information Retrieval

Complex Data Challenges

Fuzzy Sets / Logic

Clustering / Outliers

Intelligent Search Engines

Complex / Mixed Data Types

Granular Computing

Hierarchical Learning

Interactivity / Personalization

Distributed / Relational Data

Interval Computing

Reinforcement Learning

Query / Question Answering

Many Columns / Few Rows

Probabilistic Models

Rule- / Case-based Methods

Term Extraction / Annotation

Noise / Incompleteness

Selected Areas of Applications (Incomplete List)

Bio-Medical Informatics

Data Compression

Environmental Engineering

Multimedia Engineering

Planning / Scheduling

Robotics / Computer Vision

Security / Safety Systems

Text / Web Mining

Organized by Infobright Inc. and

York

University in MaRS Discovery District Centre http://www.marsdd.com/, JRS07 fosters interaction between academic and industry specialists. The program includes industry track, as well as a number of lectures, sessions, and panels featured by world class researchers and practitioners.

Honorary Chairs

Conference Chairs

Program Chairs

Organizing Chairs

Setsuo Ohsuga ()

Lotfi A. Zadeh ()

Dominik Slezak ()

Guoyin Wang (China)

Nicholas Cercone ()

Witold Pedrycz ()

Jimmy Huang ()

Mark Windrim ()

Keynote Speakers

RSKT Speakers

RSFDGrC Speakers

Tutorial Speakers

Sadaaki Miyamoto (Japan)

Andrzej Skowron (Poland)

Yiyu Yao (Canada)

Bernhard Ganter ()

James F. Peters ()

Chengqi Zhang (Australia)

Sushmita Mitra (India)

Domenico Talia (Italy)

Xindong Wu (USA)

Andrzej Bargiela (UK)

Mihir Chakraborty (India)

Wojciech Ziarko (Canada)

RSKT Co-Chairs

RSFDGrC Co-Chairs

RSKT / RSFDGrC Publicity Chairs

Pawan Lingras ()

Marcin Szczuka ()

Wei-Zhi Wu ()

JingTao Yao ()

Aijun An ()

Cory Butz ()

Sheela Ramanna (Canada)

Jerzy Stefanowski (Poland)

A.E. Hassanien (Kuwait)

Daniel Howard (UK)

Tai-hoon Kim (Korea)

Bhanu Prasad (USA)

Shoji Hirano ()

Igor Jurisica (

)

Duoqian Miao ()

All accepted papers will be published by Springer in LNCS/LNAI, with $1000 best paper award. Extensions of selected papers will be considered for LNCS Transactions on Rough Sets, Knowledge and Information Systems, and Information Systems Frontiers (all by Springer), as well as Information Sciences (by Elsevier).

Paper Submission

Acceptance Notification

Camera-Ready Version

Early Registration

January 1, 2007

February 1, 2007

February 15, 2007

February 28, 2007

Special thanks go to the sponsors and partners – Infobright, MaRS, LNCS, IRSS, IFSA, NRC-IIT, CRSSC – as well as to the cooperating universities – York U, U of Regina, Saint Mary's U, U of Manitoba, CQUPT Chongqing, Zhejiang Ocean U, PUT Poznan, U of Winnipeg, Warsaw U, U of Alberta, and U of Windsor.

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