The paper is devoted to the problems of using modern digital technologies to manage the implementation of programs for the development of the regional economy’s agro-industrial cluster. An approach based on the use of intelligent (knowledge-oriented) information systems for analyzing the progress of program implementation is proposed. As a model for representing knowledge about the subject area, it is proposed to use the apparatus of the linguistic variable theory and fuzzy production rules, which makes it possible to take into account the high level of uncertainty inherent in the agricultural sector of the economy. The inference engine included in the information system is based on explicitly interpreted Mamdani’s procedure of fuzzy logical inference, which makes it possible to form explanations of the course of reasoning. The developed structure of the intelligent information system is a concretization and extension of the traditional one, taking into account the reflection of the specifics of the tasks of managing the implementation of programs for the development of the agro-industrial cluster. The preliminary results of the experimental operation of the research prototype of the developed system can serve as confirmation of the effectiveness of the proposed design solutions.
The article presents the results of socio-economic research of factors affecting the economic behavior of economic entities of rural areas, performed on the basis of the theory of super long economic waves. During a large-scale sociological survey in three main age categories of the population, which is represented by different regions, it was revealed, that economic behavior is influenced by the following groups of factors depending on their degree of importance: the moral-religious, political, social, cultural, economic. The results of the research should be taken into account while creating and implementing the macroeconomic policy, including agricultural policy of the state, as well as in the microeconomic policies of firms.KEY WORDS: factors of economic activity, classification of factors, long economic wave, the theory of super-long waves, economic entities of rural areas
The article is devoted to the problems of improving digital intellectual tools for managing the implementation of socio-economic and technological programs aimed at developing the agro-industrial cluster of the regional economy. The aim of the work is to develop a procedure for forecasting the implementation of programs based on the data of the previous stages and knowledge, reflecting the specifics of agricultural production. To describe the indicators of the current and projected state of the regional agro-industrial complex, it is proposed to use the apparatus of the theory of linguistic variables, which makes it possible to use expert technologies for filling the knowledge base and allows us to take into account the high level of uncertainty characteristic of the agricultural market. The links between current and projected performance are represented by fuzzy production rules. The fuzzy inference procedure used in forecasting (based on the Mamdani algorithm) is built in the form of an interpreted fuzzy multilayer neural network. The preliminary results of using the developed procedure as part of a research prototype of an information-analytical system may indicate its effectiveness. The practical significance of the developed toolkit is due to the possibility of its use as a means of intellectual support for making scientifically grounded management decisions on the implementation (taking into account possible adjustments) of development programs for the regional agro-industrial complex.
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