Foundations of Computing and Decision Sciences
Walter de Gruyter GmbH · Germany · Est. 1992
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The journal provides a forum for exchange of ideas for researchers in the fields of computing and decision sciences. The scope of the journal covers various areas of computing and decision sciences, particularly: approximate reasoning, artificial intelligence, combinatorial optimization, computational complexity theory, databases and data warehouses, intelligent decision support, knowledge engineering, machine learning and data mining, metaheuristics, multiple criteria decision analysis, networking and distributed systems, parallel computing and concurrency, production and project scheduling, scheduling theory, soft and granular computing, software engineering.
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