METHOD OF IDENTIFICATION OF OBJECT STATES ACCORDING TO THE RESULTS OF FUZZY MEASUREMENTS OF CONTROLLED PARAMETERS

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30837/ITSSI.2021.18.075

Keywords:

method of identifying object states, information value of controlled parameters, fuzzy mechanism of logical output

Abstract

The subject of consideration is the task of identifying the states of an object based on the results of fuzzy measurements of a set of controlled parameters. The fuzziness of the initial data of the task further complicates it due to the resulting inequality of the controlled parameters. The aim of the study is to develop a method of identifying the states of a fuzzy object using a fuzzy mechanism of logical output taking into account possible differences in the level of information content of its controlled parameters. The method of obtaining the desired result is based on the modification of the known mathematical apparatus for building an expert system of artificial intelligence by solving two subtasks. The first is the development of a method for assessing the informativity of controlled parameters. The second is the development of a method for constructing a mechanism for logical inference of the relative state of an object based on the results of measuring controlled parameters, which provides identification. In the first problem, a method is proposed for estimating the informativity of parameters, free from the known disadvantages of the traditional Kulbak informativity measure. In implementing the method, it is assumed that the range of possible values for each parameter is divided into subbands in accordance with possible states of the object. For each of these states, the function of belonging to the fuzzy values  of the corresponding parameter is defined. At the same time, the correct problem of estimating the informativity of a parameter is solved for cases when this parameter is measured accurately or determined fuzzily by its belonging function. The fundamental difference between the proposed logical output mechanism and the traditional one is the refusal to use the production rule base, which ensures the practical independence of the computational procedure from the dimension of the task. To solve the main problem of identifying states, a non-productive approach is proposed, the computational complexity of which practically does not depend on the dimension of the problem (the product of the number of possible states Results.per the number of controlled parameters). The logic output mechanism generates a probability distribution of the system states. In this case, a set of functions of belonging of each parameter to the range of its possible values for each of the states of the object is used, as well as a set of functions of belonging to fuzzy measurement results of each parameter. Conclusions. Thus, a method of identifying the state of fuzzy objects with a fuzzy non-productive output mechanism is proposed, the complexity of which does not depend on the dimension of the task.

Author Biographies

Lev Raskin , National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute"

 Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor

 

 

Larysa Sukhomlyn , Kremenchuk Mikhail Ostrogradskiy National University

 PhD, Associate Professor

Yuriy Ivanchikhin , National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute"

 PhD, Associate Professor

Roman Korsun , National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute"

 postgraduate student 

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2022-04-25

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Raskin , L., Sukhomlyn , L., Ivanchikhin , Y., & Korsun , R. (2022). METHOD OF IDENTIFICATION OF OBJECT STATES ACCORDING TO THE RESULTS OF FUZZY MEASUREMENTS OF CONTROLLED PARAMETERS. INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND SCIENTIFIC SOLUTIONS FOR INDUSTRIES, (4 (18), 75–86. https://doi.org/10.30837/ITSSI.2021.18.075