ALGORITHMS FOR CALCULATING COMPLEX INDICATORS IN DYNAMIC STRUCTURES OF DATA REPRESENTATION


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This paper presents algorithms for calculating complex indicators on set factual data, represented in dynamic structures with the application of the graph theory.

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The problem of rupture between scientific methods of representing (describing) real world objects and the storage of this information in information systems has existed for a long time and has not yet been solved satisfyingly. The database management system (DBMS) is the best system available today, which allows the storage of information in the form of objects [1; 2] (the object-oriented approach [3]) or globals [1] (hierarchical representation of the information in the form of a tree). However, even such an approach can capture only part of the variety represented in the information of modern scientific methods [4]. Such rupture substantially slows the development of science and engineering in the field of information technology. According to this, the essential restriction for information system design is the standard way of data storage, which is based on static structures (i. e. for the description of a subjected field’s objects in order to store information, a database of the data storage structure is created in advance). This results in the fact that such structures should be created by the designer of information system during a stage of its designing and it (this structure) cannot change during the development of this system and its maintenance. It is not necessary to speak about the expenses at which changes in the system come…
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Yu. Yu. Yakunin

Siberian Federal University

Russia, Krasnoyarsk

A. A. Gorodilov

Siberian Federal University

Russia, Krasnoyarsk

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