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Определение Параметров Управления Региональным Развитием На Основе Алгоритмов Нечеткой Логики

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  • Низамутдинов М.М.
  • Орешников В.В.

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В статье рассматриваются вопросы разработки стратегии регионального развития на основе инструментария экономико-математического моделирования социально-экономических систем. Предварительный анализ подходов и программных решений в данной сфере показал, что в первую очередь требуют рассмотрения аспекты определения количественных характеристик целей развития и выработки регулирующего воздействия для их достижения. Разработан подход к формированию индикативного плана и параметров управления в рамках обоснования среднесрочных стратегий регионального развития, интегрирующий процедуры целеполагания и регулирования, отличающийся нечетким алгоритмом классификации ситуаций и корректировкой значений параметров управления в условиях взаимной адаптации интересов различных подсистем региона. Для использования методов нечеткой логики были разработаны критерии оценки ситуации, функции принадлежности и база нечетких правил. Кроме того, сформирован комплекс правил корректировки управляющих параметров. Предложенный подход позволяет связать модель функционирования экономических агентов и модель определения целей регионального развития в единую систему управления с обратными связями, а также обеспечить наиболее эффективное использования ресурсов при формировании среднесрочной стратегии регионального развития.

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  • Низамутдинов М.М. & Орешников В.В., 2016. "Определение Параметров Управления Региональным Развитием На Основе Алгоритмов Нечеткой Логики," Журнал Экономика и математические методы (ЭММ), Центральный Экономико-Математический Институт (ЦЭМИ), vol. 52(2), pages 30-39, апрель.
    • Handle: RePEc:scn:cememm:v:52:y:2016:i:2:p:30-39
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