Static informational indicators of intellectual system quality

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Abstract

The article deals with the essence of the quality of intellectual systems and the use of information indicators of intellectual systems. Intellectual systems are an element of complex organizational and technical systems. Intelligent systems are designed to make decisions when managing complex organizational and technical systems. Counteraction to threats is carried out by the method of reorganization (self-organization) of the organizational structure of a complex organizational and technical system. To describe the response of complex organizational and technical systems to the impact of threats, indicators of the quality of the functioning of the system are used. Evaluation of the quality of intelligent systems from the complex organizational and technical system is assessed by static and dynamic quality indicators. The article proposes static indicators of intellectual systems for the evaluation of the quality of intellectual systems during reorganization. As the main such indicator unbalance is applied. Disorder is a characteristic of the structure. Unsettledness means the degree of harm manifestation on the mutual consistency of elements of a complex organizational and technical system. This is the degree of structuring of the system relative to the quality of achievement of the goal under the conditions of the impact of the threat on elements of a complex organizational and technical system. The considered information criteria for intelligent systems are static, since they do not take into account the dynamic properties of these intelligent systems. Thanks to the additive properties of the information provided by the criteria, it is easy to assess the quality of multi-channel intelligent systems.

Key words: intellectual systems, quality, information indicators of intellectual systems, reorganization, self-organization.

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