The conceptual and technical basics for qualimetry of models and multiple–model complexes
Abstract
At the moment, the theory, methods and techniques concerning the application of mathematical models are wide-used. The research in this field is very intensive, and area of applications and range of the models' classes are growing permanently. Nevertheless such problems as a problem of multi-criteria models' quality estimation, a problem of analysis and arrangement of models' classes, a problem of justified selection of applied task-oriented models are not well investigated yet. The importance of the considered problem increases when the object of research is described not via a single model, but via a multiple-model complex, consisting of models related to different classes or combined models (f. e. analytical-imitating, logical-algebraic, etc). Aforementioned problems are the primary objects of the theory of mathematical models' and multiple-model complexes' quality control. The article presents methodological and technical basics of this theory.References
Published
2004-04-01
How to Cite
Sokolov, & Yusupov,. (2004). The conceptual and technical basics for qualimetry of models and multiple–model complexes. SPIIRAS Proceedings, 1(2), 10-35. https://doi.org/10.15622/sp.2.1
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