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On One Approach to Modelling Intelligent Systems

V. A. Lyubetskii


Abstract: An intelligent system (IS) engendered by definite needs has behavioral motivations (of coming to a decision) that are realized in the form of goals. The activity of an IS that is directed to a specific goal runs its course in a smaller scale of time, during which the IS has one constant goal. Below we discuss this side of the activity of an IS.

UDC: 621.391.1-503.5

Received: 24.09.1992

 English version: Problems of Information Transmission, 1993, 29:3, 295–297

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