Complex Models of Ordering Multi-Sequences with Fuzzy Parameters

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https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2021/237291

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constructive modeling, multi-sequences, sequence ordering, multilayer models, fuzzy parameters, formation operations complexity, fuzzy classification, clinical monitoring, individual fuzzy process models

Abstract

Purpose. The aim of the article is to develop complex constructive mathematical models of ordering processes for multi-sequences of elements with fuzzy parameters. At the same time, the following requirements for fuzzy ordering of multi-sequences with complexity evaluation (FOMSCE) were established: accounting fuzzy estimates of the formation operations complexity, the need to define fuzzy classes for ordering the initial elements, as well as building individual fuzzy models for the processes of receiving orders from different sources. Methodology. To solve the problems of optimal planning of non-deterministic processes of clinical monitoring of the patients’ treatment, the formation of complex constructive mathematical models of the processes of ordering multi-sequences of elements with fuzzy FMLCPM parameters was applied. For forming models of FOMSCE tasks, a methodology is used to create models with multilayer structures. To implement fuzzy problems, methods and procedures for discretizing a system of fuzzy quantities using sets of α-levels are applied. Findings. The article proposes an approach to solving the problems of analysis and optimal planning of the processes of clinical monitoring of the patients’ treatment, represented as flow control in service systems under uncertainty. For its formalization and implementation, complex multilayer constructive-production models for ordering multi-sequences with fuzzy parameters have been developed. Originality. The work has developed constructive-production methods for modeling complex systems, presented in the form of a multilayer model FMLCPM, which are designed for the processes of ordering multi-sequences of elements with fuzzy parameters. In FMLCPM, layer models are proposed that provide accounting for fuzzy estimates of the complexity of ordering operations, classification of fuzzy parameters of output elements, the formation and analysis of individual fuzzy models of the processes of receipt of orders in service systems. Practical value. The practical value of the results obtained lies in the spectrum development of applications of the problems of optimal planning of the processes in the service systems, presented as an ordering of multi-sequences with fuzzy parameters. The complex models of FOMSCE processes developed in the article are suitable and effective for formalizing the tasks of analysis and optimal planning of clinical monitoring processes, as well as a wide range of other tasks for monitoring non-deterministic transport processes, logistics and service systems.

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2021-04-15

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Skalozub, V. V., Horiachkin, V. M., & Murachov, O. V. (2021). Complex Models of Ordering Multi-Sequences with Fuzzy Parameters. Science and Transport Progress, (2(92), 50–64. https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2021/237291

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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING

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