Abstract
Objective. The aim of the study is to solve the problems of constructing logicallinguistic (fuzzy) models for controlling the trajectory movement of complex dynamic objects.Method. To build logical-linguistic (fuzzy) control models, theories of fuzzy sets and algorithms of L. Zadeh were used.Result. The process of constructing logical-linguistic (fuzzy) models for controlling the trajectory movement of complex dynamic objects using the theory of fuzzy sets and fuzzy algorithms is given. A marine mobile object (MMO) operating in an uncertain environment was used as a control object in the work. It is shown that logical-linguistic (fuzzy) MPO control models can be built taking into account the rich practical experience of a navigator who does not have special knowledge, expressed by them in a qualitative form for building fuzzy control models.Conclusion. Logicallinguistic control models make it possible to ensure the movement of a marine moving object along a given trajectory with a quality of the controlled process sufficient for practical purposes under conditions of various external disturbances and drift of the parameters of the controlled object. The use of fuzzy control algorithms can significantly reduce the cost of computer time compared to the optimal search algorithm with an acceptable deterioration in the quality of the process and ensure the implementation of the control process in real time.
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