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Authors: Bulygina O. V., Emelyanov A., Emelyanova N.     Published in № 5(71) 31 october 2017 year
Rubric: Actor modeling

Assigning priorities in technological hubs using simulation and fuzzy logic

The tasks of priorities assignment to applications, work, actions and simply objects of activity are decided long ago and in different ways. In purely technical systems, including computer and communication systems, where serving processes can be programmed explicitly, such tasks are considered to be practically solved, because: first, two counterprocesses are analyzed (the service process and the waiting process), If the serving node is busy, and secondly, the time parameters are taked into account mainly. In this case, as a rule, the waiting time for some classes of applications is minimized. However, in schemes of multi-nomenclature productions, especially high technology products, the efficiency of production or the production site depends not only on the direct losses of time, since delays can be evaluated in a different way, taking into account the funding resources, urgency resources and even the administrative resource. Therefore, clear rules and algorithms can become fuzzy, and the task of minimizing losses is complicated. This article is devoted to the joint application of simulation modeling and fuzzy logic algorithms in the tasks of priorities operational assignment for application in technological hubs. Particular attention is paid to the development of a unified program function for fuzzy priorities assignment in models created through the licensed software package Actor Pilgrim. The information links of this program function with the internal atomic data structures of simulation model are also considered. The considered models are intended for use in two-scale adaptive fuzzy control systems.

Key words

technological hub, simulation, fuzzy algorithm, queuing, priority assignment, fuzzy controller, intelligent computations.

The author:

Bulygina O. V.

Degree:

Cand. Sci. (Econ.), Associate Professor, department of Information Technology in Economics and Management, the Branch of National Research University MPEI in Smolensk

Location:

Smolensk

The author:

Emelyanov A.

Degree:

Dr of Economy, Professor, National Research University MPEI

Location:

Moscow

The author:

Emelyanova N.

Degree:

Ph. D. (Econ.), National Research University «MPEI»

Location:

Moscow