COMPUTER SCIENCE. CALCULATION EQUIPMENT. MANAGEMENT

Principle of modeling the physiological processes and geometric representation of multimodal sensory data

D. A. Tarnovskij

Chuvash State University, 428015, Cheboksary, Moskovsky Prospect 15

Abstract: The article proposes a variant of the geometric representation of multimodal sensory data. As an example, a model of switching attention between external and internal objects is considered. The principle of modeling is the imposition of the structure of the processes under consideration on the elements of the proposed space model. How is a thought formed? What is its nature? What laws obey the process of thinking? These questions of our consciousness have so far been little studied. The study of the process of thinking only in the framework of physiology or psychology does not allow to fully explore the complex processes. The article attempts to consider the issues of brain physiology in context with the model of our space, which in the future will allow us to link the accumulated mathematical apparatus with the study of physiological processes in general and the thinking process in particular. It is proposed to do this by superimposing the structure of the considered processes on the elements of the proposed space model.

Keywords: modeling, physiology, space model, focus of attention, object of attention, numerical potential, thinking process, geometric representations, multimodal sensory data.

UDC: 51-76

Received: 04.12.2018

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