Diagnostics of the State of Safety-Oriented Enterprise Management System Using Neural Networks

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Abstract

Enterprise management is based on the need to make and justify management decisions that contribute to its development. It is almost impossible to determine the risk of a particular managerial decision, and excessive risk in the implementation of individual projects can lead to loss of business. Therefore, management faces the need to find a balance between benefits and risks, at which, on the one hand, it will be possible to develop a company and, on the other hand, adhere to postulates of safetyoriented management. Since management decisions cannot be foreseen for all possible situations and combinations of risk-benefit ratios, a universal model is proposed. It implies a golden ratio, depending on the limited number of current conditions, that would satisfy an enterprise management from the standpoint of sufficient justification on a decision. The article proposes a probabilistic neural network architecture and Matlab parameters of a probabilistic neural network for diagnosing the states of a safety-oriented control system. The proposed model in the form of a probabilistic neural network generates a response to input data on previous month under estimation, and forms an optimal state for a next month.

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Havlovska, N., Koptieva, H., Babchynska, O., Rudnichenko, Y., Lopatovskyi, V., & Prytys, V. (2022). Diagnostics of the State of Safety-Oriented Enterprise Management System Using Neural Networks. TEM Journal, 11(1), 13–23. https://doi.org/10.18421/TEM111-02

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