Conclusion Precedent Vectors  for the Introduction of Situational

Maksat N. Kalimoldayev; Orken J. Mamyrbayev; Marlen M. Ilipov; Keylan Alimhan

Conclusion Precedent Vectors for the Introduction of Situational

Maksat N. Kalimoldayev, Orken J. Mamyrbayev, Marlen M. Ilipov, Keylan Alimhan

Article Type: Research Article
International Electronic Journal of Mathematics Education, 2016 - Volume 11 Issue 5, pp. 1063-1074
Published Online: 29 Jul 2016
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Reference: Kalimoldayev, M. N., Mamyrbayev, O. J., Ilipov, M. M., & Alimhan, K. (2016). Conclusion Precedent Vectors for the Introduction of Situational. International Electronic Journal of Mathematics Education, 11(5), 1063-1074.

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Abstract

The purpose of the study is to elaborate and substantiate the algorithms of solving problems with the software implementation of algorithmic shell prompt withdrawal of precedent. Using the methods of literature’s theoretical analysis and mathematical modeling the authors determine mechanisms of withdrawal, based on precedents and examine matrix knowledge precedents. Furthermore, the research reveals the selection algorithm precedent under the supervision of situational vector quantitative coordinates. The practical value is that the submissions can be useful for solving the current problems with the functioning of the session of the general objectives anthropocentric object.

Keywords

İntelligent systems anthropocentric object operational output of precedent improvement of on-board computers software implementation of algorithmic shell

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