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Artificial neural network in the control process of object’s states basis for organization of a servicing system of a technical objects

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This paper presents a method to creation of a servicing expert system including an artificial neural network. The theoretical basis was presented with the model of an operation process of objects in the form of the following models: mathematical (analytical), graphical and descriptional. For the tests, a model was developed of an organization of a servicing technical system of those technical objects which require short shutdown times (aircrafts, radiolocation systems, etc.). The mathematical basis was presented for the execution of the task of servicing of a technical object. The idea of the servicing of the object was described as a transformation of the properties of the operational function of the object from the space of the current servicing to the form of the space of the features of the nominal (model) operation of the object. The results were presented of the radar system.

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Duer, S. Artificial neural network in the control process of object’s states basis for organization of a servicing system of a technical objects. Neural Comput & Applic 21, 153–160 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-011-0606-6

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