Situational analysis model in an intelligent system based on multi-agent neurocognitive architectures
Abstract An approach to the development of intelligent decision-making and control systems based on the hypothesis of the organization of neural activity of the brain in the process of performing cognitive functions is proposed. This approach, based on intelligent software agents with a developed cognitive architecture, is able to provide the process of extracting knowledge from an unstructured data flow, generalizing the knowledge and learning gained, to implement effective methods of synthesizing behavior aimed at solving various problems. A multi-agent model of situational analysis based on self-organization of distributed recursive neurocognitive architectures is presented. In particular, the basic principles of situational analysis based on multi-agent neurocognitive architectures are formulated and an algorithm for the preventive synthesis of the behavior of an intelligent agent aimed at avoiding negative situations for itself is developed. The performed computational experiment showed that on the basis of training the neurocognitive architecture by forming new agents-neurons and connections between them, a complex logical function of behavior control (in particular, situational analysis) develops (forms). The results of this study can be used to create intelligent decision-making and control systems for autonomous robots and robotic systems for various purposes.