Visual event-situational approach for information preparation of decisions and operational technological management of complex dynamic objects

Abstract

Operational work with the image of an object not directly perceived is a difficult task for the operator. The mapping methods used are not relevant to the mental image; they prevent the operator from performing actions in the mind and contribute to data interpretation errors. It is supposed to change the state of affairs using the visual event-situational subject-oriented approach, which consists in computer simulation of a multi-structural, multi-layered by concreteness and clarity display. In this approach, the subject action is considered as an ordered sequence of two-step transformations by the subject of a deformable, limited amount of mixed perceptual and subject-schematic information about the situations and state of the object, in the form of a reasonable, regulatory impact on it. The result of the implementation of this approach should be a new class of artificial intelligent systems, namely cognitive hybrid intelligent systems.