DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR CREATING AN INTELLIGENT DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM IN RESEARCH ON TECHNOLOGICAL INFORMATION DESIGN

This article introduces a method for knowledge selection and acquisition in specific domains, founded on mathematical, physical, and logical models crafted by an expert. The method, rooted in constructivist theory, aims to model the creation of repertory grids. These grids structure elements and concepts of the domain, along with evaluative scales provided by constructors. The method employs logical expressions to define the selection of technological solutions based on diverse criteria, facilitating systematic organization and formalization of decision-making processes. While promising for expert systems and artificial intelligence development, challenges include the method's need for high formalization and reliance on comprehensive knowledge bases. Nonetheless, its structured approach offers opportunities for adaptable systems in various contexts, warranting further exploration and application.