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Conference Objectives:
The main
objective of this workshop is to provide a forum for
mathematician, engineers, academicians, scientists and
researchers to present the result of their research activities
in the field of rough sets and their applications in computer
science. The primary focus of the workshop is to create an
effective medium for institutions and students to share ideas,
innovations and problem solving techniques. On this basis, the
Egyptian Rough Sets working group with the Mathematics
Department, faculty of Science, Tanta University is calling
for papers to be submitted to the 2nd workshop on Rough Set
Methods and Its Application in Computer Science(RSMACS'07)
which
addressing theoretical,
empirical and policy issues related to this theme, we would
appreciate to receive your paper by December 30,
2006.

Important information:
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The paper
must not exceed 4 pages in MS-word format
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For
ERS member and nun-member (open)
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The
talk will published as a technical report published
(on-line/hardcopy) by the ERS.
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The
presentation time is 20 minuts including the disusssion
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Award
will given to the Best Student Paper, and to the Best
Presentation awards.

Topics:
Rough sets
- Theoretic Foundations
- Parallel algorithms for Rough set theory
- Rough techniques in Pattern recognition
- Rough techniques to improve Artificial Neural Nets
- Uncertainty and Rough sets
Rough sets in Decision making
- Algorithms for decision making using rough sets
- Applications in Biomedical Domains and Business
- Methodologies for developing Decision Support Systems
using rough sets
Rough sets in Bioinformatics
- Algorithms for Mining gene data bases and biological
data bases using rough sets
- Solving Classification and Clustering problems using
rough sets
Rough and Fuzzy Sets in
Machine learning
- Novel Algorithms using fuzzy or rough sets
- Inductive learning Methods using fuzzy or rough sets
- Lazy-learning and instance-based learning methods
based on fuzzy or rough sets
- Integration of fuzzy or rough sets in Case-based
reasoning
- Knowledge extraction from texts(Text Mining) using
fuzzy or rough sets
- Intelligent data analysis using fuzzy or rough sets

Important date
Submissions due:
15 Jan. 2007

Authors should submit the electronic
version of their papers in MS-WORD
formats by email to
abo@cba.edu.kw

Workshop Committee
Honorary Chair
- Professor Dr.Dominik Slezak , Canada
Workshop General
Chairs
Chair of Organizing
Committee
Workshop Coordinators
and Co-Chairs
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A.M Kozae, Tanta University
-
Aboul Ella Hassanien, Cairo University
Workshop Program
Committee
·
Dr. Mohamed Mohamed
Ezzat Abdel-Monsef Mohamed, Tanta University
·
Dr. Amgad Salama Salem, Tanta
University
·
Professor A.M Kozae, Tanta
University,
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Prof. Abdel-Badeeh M.
Salem, Ain Shams University
·
Dr. Yasser Fouad Mahmoud Hassan,
Alexandria University
·
Dr. Hala Shawky Own, NRIAG,
Helwan
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Dr. Nahla El-haggar, NRIAG,
Helwan
·
Dr. Wael Abd El-Kader Awad Suez
Canal University
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Professor Aly Fahmy, Cairo
University
·
Prof.Dr. Farahat Farag
Farhat,Sadat Academy
·
Dr Hussam Elbehiery,Egyptian
Armed Forces Research Center
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Dr. Tarek Gharib Fouad, Ain
Shams University.
·
Professor Mahmoud Mohamed Hassan
Gabr, Alexandria University
Submission and Guideline for authors
Please submit your paper in MS word format
directly the Dr. Aboul Ella via
Abo@cba.edu.kw
The guide line to write your paper. [Guideline]

For further Information, please contact:

Link to the 1st Workshop on Rough Sets
and Thier Application, which held on Alexandria University
[Click Here]
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