2019
DOI: 10.17323/1998-0663.2019.3.7.19
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Fuzzy cognitive models for socio-economic systems as applied to a management model for integrated development of rural areas

Abstract: The paper is devoted to fuzzy cognitive modeling, which is an effective tool for studying semistructured socioeconomic systems. The emphasis is on the process of developing (identification) fuzzy cognitive models, which are the most complex and critical stage of cognitive modeling. Existing identification methods are classified as either expert or statistical, depending on the source of information used. Typically, when constructing fuzzy cognitive models of semi-structured systems, the system under considerat… Show more

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“…In particular, the principles of state regulation that determine the sustainable functioning of agricultural producers should include (Fig. 3): -simultaneous achievement of an economic and social goal, -the principles of macroeconomic planning, assuming the dominance of its indicative forms with the predominance of program, forecast and project approaches, -the principles of rational agricultural protectionism, which presuppose an optimal combination of domestic and foreign economic measures to protect domestic agricultural producers [13,14], -the principles of project management, which imply the distribution of direct payments (subsidies, subventions, subsidies) and indirect: diversified tax support, short-term and long-term concessional lending to small agribusiness and other preferences, legally enshrined in various national projects, -guaranteed equal access to budget funds for all categories of commodity producers [15,16], -the principle of flexible differentiation of levers and instruments of influence on different categories of agricultural producers, taking into account the spatial development of agricultural sectors [17,18,19].…”
Section: Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, the principles of state regulation that determine the sustainable functioning of agricultural producers should include (Fig. 3): -simultaneous achievement of an economic and social goal, -the principles of macroeconomic planning, assuming the dominance of its indicative forms with the predominance of program, forecast and project approaches, -the principles of rational agricultural protectionism, which presuppose an optimal combination of domestic and foreign economic measures to protect domestic agricultural producers [13,14], -the principles of project management, which imply the distribution of direct payments (subsidies, subventions, subsidies) and indirect: diversified tax support, short-term and long-term concessional lending to small agribusiness and other preferences, legally enshrined in various national projects, -guaranteed equal access to budget funds for all categories of commodity producers [15,16], -the principle of flexible differentiation of levers and instruments of influence on different categories of agricultural producers, taking into account the spatial development of agricultural sectors [17,18,19].…”
Section: Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Computer implementation of cognitive modeling was carried out using the Strategist computer system developed at the Volgograd State Technical University [13]. This system has a user-friendly interface that provides interactive construction, visualization and research of a fuzzy cognitive model.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1-a). B = 0; (0) = C; A < 0; ( ) = 0, (6) where tend is the real or dimensionless time of completion of the steady-state simulation process.…”
Section: = •mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cognitive modeling is the study of the structure, functioning, and development of the system under study by analyzing its cognitive map [4][5][6]. The classical cognitive model is an effective tool for evaluating the development of a system, but it does not make it possible to obtain quantitative characteristics of the evolution of the system under study in real time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%