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V.Yu. Meitus1


1 International Scientific-Educational Center of Information Technologies and Systems, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine

 vmeitus@gmail.com

PROBLEMS OF CONSTRUCTION OF INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS.
INTELLIGENT SIMULATION

Abstract. The author analyzes in detail the process of intelligent simulation of subject areas. This process arises as a component of the actions of an intelligent subject associated with solving problems in this area. A subject domain model is built as a set of knowledge about the individual components of this domain. The description of knowledge of each component includes a logical and ontological representation, signs of this component, and its relationship with other elements. It is shown that a suitable mathematical framework can be used to describe the domain as an abstract representation. A number of such structures and various variants of logic are considered.

Keywords: intelligence, intelligent simulation, logic, knowledge, mathematical structures, knowledge representation, modeling algorithm, ontology.



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