DIGITAL INFORMATION-INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENGINEERING PROBLEM SOLVING
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https://doi.org/10.17721/3041-2323.2024.203-213Keywords:
symbolic digitalization, computer products, energetic activity, flow networks, multi-criteria management, risks, future tasksAbstract
In this work, a digitalized information and intellectual technology is proposed for the implementation of accurate, multifaceted, multitemporal relationships in relation to scientific knowledge of original natural objects and images of binarized model descriptions in equivalent linguistic and linguistic tasks.
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