Mathematical systems for implementation of artificial neural networks oriented on cloud computing

Authors

  • Huda Oksana
  • Kyrylov Serhii
  • Kyrylova Liudmyla

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34185/1562-9945-6-149-2023-06

Keywords:

artificial intelligence, cloud computing, neural networks, fuzzy sets, network parameters, input connections, combinatorial model, reference situations.

Abstract

The article provides a detailed overview of research focusing on artificial neural networks (ANNs) and their applications in cloud computing. Research methods of organizational development and changes based on artificial intelligence technologies and intellectual support systems are presented in the plane of: intellectual expert systems; inductive systems; semantic networks, neural networks, genetic algorithms. The aim of the study. The research is aimed at the study and analysis of modern mathematical systems used to implement artificial neural networks (ANNs). The main focus of the work is on how each artificial neuron in the network is characterized by its current state, which is similar to nerve cells in the brain that can be excited or inhibited. A detailed description of the functioning of neurons is provided, including the processes of summation of input signals and activation using activation functions. Special attention is paid to multilayer neural networks and their ability to form complex multidimensional functions. The methods of building decision-making models based on the analysis of unclear situations and reference states determined by experts are defined. The process of comparing the real states of organizations with reference ones for making optimal decisions is considered. The importance of fuzzy logical operations for determining the degree of closeness of various situations is described. Fuzzy reference situations for cloud computing and their impact on decision-making in various scenarios are proposed. Examples of real and hypothetical fuzzy situations are given, and methods of determining the fuzzy correspondence between different reference situations are also considered. The final part of the abstract emphasizes the possibilities and advantages of using such models in cloud computing, emphasizing their importance for the development of organizations and systems.

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2024-04-01