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ORCIDIJCRS 2020: Havana, Cuba
- Rafael Bello
, Duoqian Miao, Rafael Falcon, Michinori Nakata, Alejandro Rosete, Davide Ciucci:
Rough Sets - International Joint Conference, IJCRS 2020, Havana, Cuba, June 29 - July 3, 2020, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 12179, Springer 2020, ISBN 978-3-030-52704-4
General Rough Sets
- Patrick Doherty, Andrzej Szalas:
Rough Forgetting. 3-18 - A. Mani:
Functional Extensions of Knowledge Representation in General Rough Sets. 19-34 - Dávid Nagy, Tamás Mihálydeák, Tamás Kádek:
Similarity Based Granules. 35-47 - Andrea Campagner, Davide Ciucci, Valentina Dorigatti:
Approximate Reaction Systems Based on Rough Set Theory. 48-60 - Zbigniew Suraj, Aboul Ella Hassanien, Sibasis Bandyopadhyay:
Weighted Generalized Fuzzy Petri Nets and Rough Sets for Knowledge Representation and Reasoning. 61-77 - Marko Palangetic, Chris Cornelis, Salvatore Greco, Roman Slowinski:
Rough Sets Meet Statistics - A New View on Rough Set Reasoning About Numerical Data. 78-92
Three-Way Decision Theory
- Zhiwen Jian, Hiroshi Sakai, Takuya Ohwa, Kao-Yi Shen, Michinori Nakata:
An Adjusted Apriori Algorithm to Itemsets Defined by Tables and an Improved Rule Generator with Three-Way Decisions. 95-110 - Tianlei Chen, Duoqian Miao, Yuebing Zhang:
A Graph-Based Keyphrase Extraction Model with Three-Way Decision. 111-121 - Xin Cui, Jingtao Yao, Yiyu Yao:
Modeling Use-Oriented Attribute Importance with the Three-Way Decision Theory. 122-136 - Andrea Campagner, Federico Cabitza, Davide Ciucci:
Three-Way Decision for Handling Uncertainty in Machine Learning: A Narrative Review. 137-152 - Jie Chen, Yang Li, Shu Zhao, Xiangyang Wang, Yanping Zhang:
Three-Way Decisions Community Detection Model Based on Weighted Graph Representation. 153-165
Attribute Reduction
- Baizhen Li, Wei Chen, Zhihua Wei, Hongyun Zhang, Nan Zhang, Lijun Sun:
Quick Maximum Distribution Reduction in Inconsistent Decision Tables. 169-182 - Mauricio Restrepo, Chris Cornelis:
Attribute Reduction from Closure Operators and Matroids in Rough Set Theory. 183-192 - Lingling Mao, Jingqian Wang, Peiqiu Yu:
The Reduct of a Fuzzy β-Covering. 193-203 - Dominik Slezak, Sebastian Stawicki:
The Problem of Finding the Simplest Classifier Ensemble is NP-Hard - A Rough-Set-Inspired Formulation Based on Decision Bireducts. 204-212 - Joanna Henzel, Andrzej Janusz, Marek Sikora, Dominik Slezak:
On Positive-Correlation-Promoting Reducts. 213-221
Granular Computing
- Marilyn Bello, Gonzalo Nápoles, Ricardo Sánchez, Koen Vanhoof, Rafael Bello:
Feature and Label Association Based on Granulation Entropy for Deep Neural Networks. 225-235 - Peisen Li, Guoyin Wang, Jun Hu, Yun Li:
Multi-granularity Complex Network Representation Learning. 236-250 - A. Mani:
Towards Student Centric Rough Concept Inventories. 251-266 - Fulan Qian, Yafan Huang, Jianhong Li, Shu Zhao, Jie Chen, Xiangyang Wang, Yanping Zhang:
HGAR: Hybrid Granular Algorithm for Rating Recommendation. 267-279
Formal Concept Analysis
- Mengjun Hu:
Concept Analysis Using Quantitative Structured Three-Way Rough Set Approximations. 283-297 - Roberto G. Aragón, Jesús Medina, Eloísa Ramírez-Poussa:
On the Hierarchy of Equivalence Classes Provided by Local Congruences. 298-307 - Prosenjit Howlader, Mohua Banerjee:
Object Oriented Protoconcepts and Logics for Double and Pure Double Boolean Algebras. 308-323 - María José Benítez-Caballero, Jesús Medina, Eloísa Ramírez-Poussa:
Fuzzy FCA Attribute Reduction Properties in Rough Set Theory. 324-336 - Maria Eugenia Cornejo, Jesús Medina, Eloísa Ramírez-Poussa:
Algebraic Structure of Adjoint Triples Generating a Weak Negation on the Unit Interval. 337-348 - Nicolás Madrid, Eloísa Ramírez-Poussa:
Representative Set of Objects in Rough Sets Based on Galois Connections. 349-361
Data Summarization
- Iliana Perez Pupo, Pedro Yobanis Piñero Pérez, Roberto García Vacacela, Rafael Bello, Luis Alvarado Acuña:
Discovering Fails in Software Projects Planning Based on Linguistic Summaries. 365-375 - Dominik Slezak, Agnieszka Chadzynska-Krasowska:
Approximate Decision Tree Induction over Approximately Engineered Data Features. 376-384 - Iliana Perez Pupo, Pedro Yobanis Piñero Pérez, Rafael Bello, Luis Alvarado Acuña, Roberto García Vacacela:
Linguistic Summaries Generation with Hybridization Method Based on Rough and Fuzzy Sets. 385-397
Community Detection
- Ivett Fuentes, Arian Pina, Gonzalo Nápoles, Leticia Arco, Koen Vanhoof:
Rough Net Approach for Community Detection Analysis in Complex Networks. 401-415 - Darian Horacio Grass-Boada, Airel Pérez Suárez, Leticia Arco, Rafael Bello, Alejandro Rosete:
Overlapping Community Detection Using Multi-objective Approach and Rough Clustering. 416-431 - Rajesh Jaiswal, Sheela Ramanna:
Detecting Overlapping Communities Using Distributed Neighbourhood Threshold in Social Networks. 432-445
Fuzzy Cognitive Maps
- István Á. Harmati, László T. Kóczy:
On the Convergence of Input-Output Fuzzy Cognitive Maps. 449-461 - Leonardo Concepción, Gonzalo Nápoles, Rafael Bello, Koen Vanhoof:
On the Behavior of Fuzzy Grey Cognitive Maps. 462-476 - Jose L. Salmeron, Irina Arévalo:
A Privacy-Preserving, Distributed and Cooperative FCM-Based Learning Approach for Cancer Research. 477-487
Tutorials
- Oliver Urs Lenz, Daniel Peralta, Chris Cornelis:
fuzzy-rough-learn 0.1: A Python Library for Machine Learning with Fuzzy Rough Sets. 491-499 - A. Mani:
Comparative Approaches to Granularity in General Rough Sets. 500-517
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