The 17th FLINS Conference & the 21st ISKE Conference: Machine Learning and Knowledge Engineering for Decision Making

The 17th FLINS Conference and 21st ISKE Conference on Machine Learning and Knowledge Engineering for Decision Making (FLINS-ISKE 2026) is a joint international event uniting two long-standing communities focused on intelligent decision support systems. Research topics span fuzzy logic, rough sets, uncertainty modeling, knowledge representation, machine learning for decision making, explainable AI, data-driven optimization, and hybrid intelligent systems. The integration of machine learning with formal knowledge engineering is increasingly critical as automated systems take on high-stakes decisions.

The conference is designed for researchers and practitioners in artificial intelligence, operations research, systems engineering, and management science who are working on decision support under uncertainty. Industry professionals who deploy intelligent decision systems in finance, healthcare, manufacturing, or logistics will find the applied research tracks particularly relevant. Graduate students gain exposure to a distinctive tradition that combines rigorous mathematical frameworks with practical engineering, offering perspectives not always available at mainstream machine learning conferences.