Theoretical and applied ideas and tools of traffic intelligent management on the basis of fuzzy situational management and virtual cyberspace are developed through the system approach, artificial intelligence methods, modern achievements in the field of the creation of intelligent transport systems (ITS). The proposed scientifically-methodical foundations and software and hardware tools allow the creation of intelligent transport systems at a new level, synchronizing the development of road traffic infrastructure and virtual cyberspace, allowing to solve effectively a rather large range of theoretical and applied problems in the field of traffic management, transport modelling and planning.
A steady trend of the development of modern processes in human activities (social, economic, bioengineering, medical, technological) is a complication of the tasks, which are to be tackled on different levels of administration. This is connected with growth of amount of inconsistent information, necessary for well-grounded decision making, as well as with time saving for decision making. To improve the quality of decisions taken in these conditions, intellectual decision-making systems and artificial intelligence methods, on which the procedures for the direct preparation of solutions to various tasks are shifted, are increasingly being used. The article deals with the fundamentals of the structural organization of functional hybrid intelligent decision-making systems designed to solve difficult formalizable production and economic tasks, and suggests a new cognitive approach in the development of integration and effective management of formalized and weakly formalized knowledge in decision-making systems.
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