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Authors: Bulygina O. V., Emelyanov A., Ross G.     Published in № 6(78) 28 december 2018 year
Rubric: Actor modeling

Hybrid cyber-modeling in economics: actor-network theory, simulation, NON-factors and super fuzzy logic

Computer simulation is usually the launch of parallel interacting computational processes, similar to real processes, but in virtual spaces and time. Such a model makes it possible to obtain the metrological characteristics of a real process, a field study of which is either very expensive or impossible because of the receiving irreplaceable damage risk. However, to create a model, sometimes there is no complete set of source data to ensure a satisfactory significance level, and it is necessary to create a model under conditions of uncertainty. In this case, along with programs that receive metrological characteristics as source data, there is a need to include programs that implement artificial intelligence methods to obtain new qualimetric characteristics in the model. In this direction is the development of modern software for hybrid simulation modeling and related modern methods. According to the publications and author’s experience, the most studied area of hybrid simulation modeling is the use of bioinspired algorithms. The using of fuzzy controllers allows you to implement some adaptive methods necessary for simulation models when searching for acceptable solutions and modes of the simulated processes operation, for the sake of which these models are created to control. The most difficult area of hybrid simulation is the use of super-fuzzy logic when conducting interval evaluations of membership functions in the same simulation models that use fuzzy controllers. This direction requires additional experimental research, literally «at the scientific interface» of metrology and qualimetry, using special modeling techniques.

Key words

simulation, artificial intelligence, actor-network theory, agent-based modeling, bioinspired algorithms, fuzzylogic controller, super-fuzzy logic.

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:

Ross G.

Degree:

Dr. Sci. (Eng.), Professor, Chief Researcher, Scientific Laboratory of “Semantic Analysis and Integration”, Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

Location:

Moscow, Russia