The range of tasks, solved by the properties of classification and generalization, is quite broad. However, the quality of solving to the problem, for one reason or another, is not always the same. Some tasks cannot be solved at once, but a detailed study of phenomenon allows us to make the necessary classification. For instance, the task is to divide the objects, with the same geometric dimensions and objects, by visual observation into two classes. Moreover, the part is madeof steel, and another one -of gypsum. In principle, such task cannot be solved.To classify these subjects, a more detailed study of them is required. It is sufficiently to get data on the weight of objects, so that the task of classification has become trivial. The difficulty is to find such a description of phenomenon, in which the image (phenomenon), within each class, would have defined similar properties. Therefore, in order to eliminate the effect of interference on the recognition process, it is proposed to introduce a special decisive rule based on the fact that the decision to attach the image to the image is made on the basis of an analysis of images that have fallen into a definite close space that is classified.