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Intuition and Quantification of Mental Variables of Cognition Subjects in the Processes of Comprehension of the Surrounding World

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Methodological fundamentals for the quantification of preferences of economic entities include the classification of the steps of the corresponding procedure, allowing the formation of context sequences that correspond to the proposed technologies of the tasks being solved. When building a technology, the known approaches to the interpretation of the concept “intuition”, differing in orientation to the left and right hemispheres of the human brain, are used jointly. Model examples of the technology of comprehension of research results by subjects of control objects that perform ranking and selection on a set of objects as a preliminary and final task, are given. At this stage, the possibilities of the targeted use of the software that has passed the official registration, are illustrated.

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Kharitonov, V., Alekseev, A., Krivogina, D., Spirina, V., Shaydullin, R., Safonov, N. (2019). Intuition and Quantification of Mental Variables of Cognition Subjects in the Processes of Comprehension of the Surrounding World. In: Antipova, T., Rocha, A. (eds) Digital Science. DSIC18 2018. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 850. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02351-5_23

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