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- 2. 1 LECTURE “introduction: basic definitions”
- 3. The system is an object or a process where elements are related by some connections and
- 4. Features of the "system" term such as ordering, integrity and availability of certain laws - appear
- 5. Interest in system representations is evident not only as a convenient the generalizing term but also
- 6. Four basic properties of the system can be identified: system is a set of elements that
- 7. availability of a specific organization; the existence of integrative properties, i.e., inherent in the system as
- 8. System approach - direction of scientific knowledge methodology and social practice, which is based on the
- 9. Systemic approach requires in the study of any object or phenomenon, the Systemic approach may be
- 11. definition of the basic criteria describing a targeted operation of the system, the main restrictions and
- 13. preparation of the system model functioning, taking into account all significant factors. The significance of factors
- 14. designing of optimal structures and functional activities of the system. Determination of the optimal scheme of
- 15. 2 LECTURE SYSTEM RESEARCH System research is set of scientific theories, concepts and methods, where the
- 16. The main methodological features of system research: System Studies characterized by special type of the studied
- 17. 3. High level of system research abstraction creates the possibility of formation a large empirical material
- 18. The systemic study identified three aspects: • development of theoretical foundations of systematic approach; • research
- 19. There are "soft systems methodology" and "hard system methodology.« The general scheme of "soft systems methodology"
- 20. Creating and testing of conceptual models aimed at identifying ways to complete or partial resolution of
- 21. The basis of "hard system methodology" is definition of the alternative ways to achieve set objectives
- 22. The system research specifics are determined by extension of new approach principles of the study subject.
- 23. the same material acts in a system research as possessing at the same time different characteristics,
- 24. 3 LECTURE “SYSTEM ANALYSIS” System analysis - a set of concepts, methods, procedures and techniques for
- 25. System analysis provides for use in a variety of sciences, the following system methods and system
- 26. 2) Analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction. Analysis is mental separation of an object or phenomenon
- 27. 3) Formalizing. Formalizing is the method of objects investigating by presenting their elements in the form
- 28. 5) Linearization and selection of non-linear components. Linearization - one of the most common methods for
- 29. 7) Prototyping. Prototyping is a form of research project modeling, simulation in volumetric images. The model
- 30. 9) Algorithmization. Algorithmization - stage of problem solution, consisting of finding the algorithm on the problem
- 31. 11) Clustering and classification. Classification - systemic distribution of studied objects, phenomena, processes, by type, stile,
- 32. 12) Program control and regulation 13) Recognition and Identification 14) The expert evaluation and testing 15)
- 33. 4 LECTURE “MODELING OF SYSTEMS” 4.1 THE TERMS "MODEL" AND "MODELLING". ABSTRACT MODEL ARBITRARY NATURE OF
- 34. Every model is a certain analogy: for one system, there has to be other system which
- 35. In most cases, the abstract model of arbitrary nature system can be represented by scheme shown
- 36. The system does not exist by itself, but it stands out from the surrounding environment at
- 37. Output parameters - a set of system parameters that have a direct impact on the external
- 38. Perhaps, parameters of the external environment which are directly influencing behavior of system (that is parameters
- 39. Impact on system of similar unaccounted factors is compensated by introduction to additional communications model -
- 40. Thus, the system is characterized by three groups of variables: 1. Input variables which are generated
- 41. 4.2 Physical and mathematical modeling As the concept "modelling" is rather general and universal, so various
- 42. Physical modelling is carried out by reproduction of the researched process on the model having generally
- 43. The mathematical model is a set of mathematical objects (numbers, symbols, sets, etc.) reflecting the properties
- 44. Macroapproach - a way of carrying out the external description of system. At a stage of
- 45. At the same time degree of a variety of entrance influences essentially is connected with a
- 46. So, the method of "black box" consists in revealing structure of system and principles of its
- 47. Microapproach - a way of carrying out the internal description of system, i.e. the description of
- 48. The problem of realization consists in transition from the external description of system to internal description.
- 49. 4.3 Algorithm of mathematical model creation The procedure of mathematical model creation of real system, process
- 50. Main stages of mathematical model creation. 1. Allocation of system from the external environment. Allocation of
- 51. 3. Creation of the external description comes down to search of definition range (in space of
- 52. 5. In case of the successful created external description, transition to the internal description is carried
- 53. The problem of parametrical identification comes down to values search of parameters providing minimization of some
- 54. 5 LECTURE ASSESSMENT OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS MAIN TYPES OF MEASUREMENT SCALES 5.1. Assessment of complex systems
- 55. Generally the efficiency evaluation of complex systems can be carried out for the different purposes. Firstly,
- 56. Four stages of complex systems evaluation: Step 1. Definition of the estimation purpose. In the system
- 57. Step3. Reasons for quality criteria preferences and criteria of systems functioning efficiency on the basis of
- 58. 5.2. Concept of a scale. Types of scales The basis of assessment is the process of
- 59. In the modern theory of measurement is defined: X = {x1, x2, …, xi, …, xn,
- 60. 5.2.1. The scales of the nominal type The weakest quality scale is nominal scale (scale items,
- 61. 5.2.2. The scales of the order The scale is called rank (order scale), if the set
- 62. Measuring in order scale may be used in the following situations: • It is necessary to
- 63. 5.2.3. Scales of intervals One of the most important types of scales is the type of
- 64. Thus, upon transition to equivalent scales by means of linear transformations in scales of intervals there
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