Invitation: We invite submissions of original and previously unpublished research on rough set theory, uncertainty modeling, and related hybrid disciplines. We accept both Full-Length Papers (12–15 pages, published by Springer LNCS/LNAI) and Extended Abstracts (1–4 pages, published in the digital Book of Abstracts).
📄 Download Official CFP (PDF)Main Topics of Interest
Submissions are welcomed in, but not limited to, the following core and applied areas:
1. Core Rough Set Models and Methods
- Covering / Neighborhood-based rough set models
- Decision-theoretic rough set models
- Dominance-based rough set models
- Game-theoretic rough set models
- Logic in rough set models
- Partial rough set models
- Rough-Bayesian models
- Rough clustering
- Rough computing
- Rough mereology
- Rough-set-based feature selection
- Rule-based systems
- Variable precision rough set models
2. Related Methods and Hybridization
- Anomaly, outlier, and novelty detection
- Decision support systems
- Dempster-Shafer theory
- Formal concept analysis
- Fuzzy sets
- Fuzzy rough sets and rough fuzzy sets
- Granular computing
- Intelligent agent models
- Interval computations
- Nature-inspired computation models
- Near sets
- Petri nets
- Rough sets in data science, artificial intelligence, and machine learning
- Three-way decision
- Three-way data analytics
- Topology and matroids
- Uncertain and approximate reasoning
- Uncertainty theory
3. Areas of Applications
- Astronomy and atmospheric sciences
- Big data analytics
- Bioinformatics
- Business intelligence and business data analytics
- Computer vision and image processing
- Cybernetics and robotics
- Financial markets
- Interactive computing
- Knowledge discovery
- Knowledge engineering and representation
- Medicine and health
- Multiple criteria decision aiding
- Natural language processing
- Retail and E-commerce
- Risk monitoring
- Semantic web
- Smart cities
- Telecommunications
- Transportation
- Web mining and text mining
📝 Submission Categories & Proceedings
Both submission categories will be treated equally when organizing the conference program of oral presentations:
1. Full-Length Papers
Length: 12–15 pages (papers slightly exceeding 15 pages may also be considered).
Publication: Official LNCS/LNAI Springer proceedings (print and digital).
Review: Rigorous peer-review by at least 3 independent, anonymous reviewers.
2. Extended Abstracts
Length: 1–4 pages.
Publication: Published in the online digital Book of Abstracts on the conference website.
Scope: Work in progress or research published elsewhere within the past year.
🏆 Best Student Paper Awards Sponsored by Springer
2 × 500 EURSponsored by Springer, we present two Best Student Paper Awards to recognize outstanding student-lead full-length papers accepted by IJCRS 2027. Each award carries a prize of 500 EUR. Award recipients will be required to submit the necessary forms directly to Springer for prize payment via bank transfer. Preferences will be given to students presenting their papers in person.
Eligibility Criteria:
- The submission must be accepted as a full-length paper.
- The student must be the first author and present the paper at the conference (with preferences given to in-person attendees).
- The student must be enrolled in a degree program and maintain valid student status through the conference date (i.e., till at least June 11, 2027). Award recipients will be required to provide documentation verifying their student status.
- Mandatory Submission Declaration: Authors must answer “Yes” to the mandatory submission question on EasyChair: “Would you like this submission to be considered for the Best Student Paper Award?”. Authors are responsible for determining and declaring eligibility at the time of submission. Only submissions for which “Yes” is selected will be considered for the awards.