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Registration Number

0218U001603, 0116U006086 , R & D reports

Title

The system diagnostic models of fault-tolerant distribited information systems

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Head

Kovalenko Anatoly Epiphanovich,

Registration Date

16-03-2018

Organization

Educational and Scientific Complex ''Institute for Applied System Analysis'' of National Technical University of Ukraine ''Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute''

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Subject of research - construction of models of processes of system diagnostics for distributed information systems in conditions of uncertainty of control results; The purpose is to develop models of processes for the systematic diagnosis of distributed information systems in the conditions of uncertainty of the results of control, which are based on the identification of the type of model, taking into account the features of software and hardware implementation and protocol interaction of the elements of the system with different character of locking failures in the system and constraints on the topology of the structure of interaction and multiplicity of failures in conditions of uncertainty of obtaining the results of mutual control; As a result of the work the generalized model of building fault-tolerant distributed systems based on the application of methods of system diagnostics is developed. Existing and developed within the framework of the model's work it is planned to adapt for solving the problem of detecting failures in the system and for restoring the system efficiency for various regular structures of distributed systems. The obtained models and methods of research of processes of system diagnostics of distributed information systems will be used as a methodological basis for the construction of fault-tolerant systems.

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Кичигіна Анастасія Юріївна
Коваленко Анатолій Єпіфанович
Низовець Іванна Олегівна
Оверчук Олексій Сергійович
Русин Данило Констянтинович
Ходаківський Станіслав-Єгор Вячеславович

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2020-04-02