SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BURKOV, V. N. - BURNEYKA, K. P.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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USSR
�UUQV. V. N., KARTASHOVA, 0. Ye., KATSINEWSON, M. G., NURKIFLNYDAROV, B. Kh.
"Problem of Control of Consumption of Finished Products and Algorithm for
its Solution"
Izv. AN KazSSR. Ser. fiz.-mat. [News of Academy of Sciences, KazSSR,
Physics-Mathematics Series], 1973, No 1, pp 7-13 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal - Kibernetika, No 8 V568 by the authors)
Translation: The problem is studied of operative planning of consumption
of finished products at enterprises with limited intermediate capacities.
The problem is reduced to the transport problem with limitations on through-
put capacity of communications lines. An algorithm is suggested for its
solution, considering the greatly extended nature of the matrix of expendi-
tures.
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LISSR
BURKOV, V. N., IVANOVSKIY, A. G., GORGIDZE, I. A.
"Some Problems of Control of Active Systems"
Ak-tualln. Vopr. Tekhn. Kibernetiki [Pressing Problems of Engineering
Cybernetics -- Collection of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1972, pp173-175
(Translated from Reforativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No
4V592, by t]1(! Mlthors).
Trans N-it i on: 'Ibe application of the principle,; oF "oj)~!n control" to t1w solti-
tionofproblems ill COI)LI-01 Of active SlISI.CHIS iS StudiVd. 1) actiVc eICIIINIIS
are given, the capabilities of which are defined by plans with j)ri0rjLiCS
Si! (i = 1, 2,..., n, j = 1, 2,..., m). Conditions of full agreeraent of, the
ac. ive system (agreement factor equal to unit),) are defined. For the case
Cij = Cj, the po-ssibility j.,; proven of full arrcement, and an alvorithn for
solution of the problem is presented.

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USSR UDC 65.012.1z519.2
and OPOYTSEV, V. I., Moscow
"A Netagame Approach to the Control of Hierarchical Systems"
Moscow, Avtomatika i Telemekhanika, No 1, Jan 74, pp 103 - 114
Abstracts The real economic situation of a central administration and a number
of subunits can be considered a game in which one player sets the rules. To the
extent that economic subunits have their own goals, they cannot be relied upon
to conform completely to the purposes of the central administration or to supply
completely accurate inforration. Although the classical games theory does not
enable us to select the type of solution in this type of situation which Is most
satisfactory from the viewpoint of the controlling player, various external
considerations indicate that the Nash point equilibrium is an appropriate goal.
The Controlling player thus attempts to set the rules such that his payoff at the
Mash point will be maximized, with the provision that the equilibrium at that
point should be globally stable. This is illustrated using a fairly simple model
of the distribution of a one-dimensional resourcel in the general case the problem
Is extremely complex.
Under stable or relatively stable conditions in which the central administra-
tion Invests its resource where the best return can be obtained, it can be shown
that Competition will lead the subordinate units to provide increasingly accurate
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IRITRYnV__JL_ R_ and GORGIDZE, I. A.
"The Adaptive Planning Principle in Active Systems"
Tbil.isi, Soobshcheniva Akademii .N--uk Gruzinskoy SSR, vol 64, No 3,
December 1971, PP 553-556
Abstract: A formal description of the active element as a model of
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the man-machine system is considered in which the state x of the
active element is a scalar random quantity, and the limiting pos-
sibi-lities of the element are described by the limiting distribu-
tion P(x). A characteristic of the man-machine system is the
capability of operating below the limiting possibilities in the
absence of interestedness. This characteristic can then be taken
into account by determining the distribution function F(w,x);
where to is a parameter of the selected active element-, and F(tJ,x)
has the value of F(x) if xW. The active element
may be a business enterprise or a sovkhoz, while x corresoonds to
the production output or the quantity of the harvest. The formal
description thus developed serves as the starting point for ana-
lyzing the system in the adaptive planning mode. The authors ex-
press their Uratitude to S. ~. Yemellyanov, Corresponding Nember
of the U62R Academy of Sciences, for his advice. They are
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USSR UDC: 62-506
BURKOV, V. VIT., et al, Soobshcheviiya Akademii nauk Gruzinskoy SS
vol 64, No 3, Dec 71, pp 553-556
affiliated with the Institute of Control Problems (Automation and
Telemechanics),USSR Academy of Sciences, and the Computer Center,
--.--------Georgian SSR Academy of Sciences.
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