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The management problem of the CA technology of OTSs has been considered and formalized in Chap. 1 (also see Belov and Novikov in Methodology of complex activity. Lenand, Moscow, 320 pp., 2018, [1]). More specifically, the most important peculiarities of the CA of OTSs have been analyzed and also formal models and a mathematical setup of this management problem have been presented.
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Hereinafter, the symbol “□” indicates the end of a proof or example.
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Recall that the learning curve Lt describes the probability that the environment will take a new value at time (t + 1). This probability is estimated using the observations during t times inclusive.
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This model may have an alternative interpretation as follows. Checks are performed at each step while a technology for a new state is designed with some probability determined by a metaprocess. In the logistic model, this probability is equal to the learning level in the process itself; in the hyperbolic model, to the probability of “error” raised to some power with the proportionality factor µ.
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Belov, M.V., Novikov, D.A. (2020). Models of Technology Design and Adoption. In: Models of Technologies. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 86. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31084-4_2
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