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        <article-title>Method for Determining the Level of Criticality Elements when Ensuring the Functional Stability of the System based on Role Analysis of Elements</article-title>
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      <contrib-group>
        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Hryhorii Hnatiienko</string-name>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Vladyslav Hnatiienko</string-name>
          <xref ref-type="aff" rid="aff1">1</xref>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Ravshanbek Zulunov</string-name>
          <email>zulunovrm@gmail.com</email>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Tetiana Babenko</string-name>
          <email>babenkot@ua.fm</email>
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          <xref ref-type="aff" rid="aff1">1</xref>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Larysa Myrutenko</string-name>
          <email>myrutenko.lara@gmail.com</email>
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          <institution>International Information Technology University</institution>
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          <addr-line>34/1 Manas str., Almaty, A15M0E6</addr-line>
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          <country country="KZ">Kazakhstan</country>
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          <institution>Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv</institution>
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          <addr-line>64/13 Volodymyrska str., Kyiv, 01601</addr-line>
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          <country country="UA">Ukraine</country>
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          <institution>Tashkent University of Information Technologies Ferghana Branch</institution>
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          <addr-line>108 Amir Temur ave., Tashkent, 100084</addr-line>
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          <country country="UZ">Uzbekistan</country>
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      <abstract>
        <p>The introduction of artificial intelligence technologies in the education process has become an urgent need at the current pace of development of society. The integration of various intelligent technologies is a key factor in this era. The article deals with the issues of adapting the educational process to new technologies. The technology of testing respondents using closed questions focused on multiple-choice answer options is proposed. The paper proposes a new approach to calculating the grade during testing using closed questions oriented to multiple choices. The approaches used earlier in practice were proposed primarily because of their simplicity. However, in connection with the development of soft computing, approaches that were previously used in practice can be supplemented and one should distinguish, for example, a completely incorrect answer from a partially incorrect one.</p>
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      <kwd-group>
        <kwd>1 Artificial intelligence</kwd>
        <kwd>big data</kwd>
        <kwd>cloud computing</kwd>
        <kwd>Internet of Things</kwd>
        <kwd>intellectual systems</kwd>
        <kwd>knowledge testing tasks</kwd>
        <kwd>closed questions</kwd>
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  <body>
    <sec id="sec-1">
      <title>1. Introduction</title>
      <p>The first industrial revolution is associated with
the development of light industry, the second
(Industrial Society) with the advent of heavy and
chemical industries, and the third (Information
Society) with the introduction of computers and
the Internet. The fourth industrial revolution
implements various technologies such as
artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing,
and the Internet of Things (IoT) [1].</p>
      <p>The integration of various intelligent
technologies is a key factor in this era. The data is
really important. Information and data make
decisions during this period, and a person or
society must prepare to meet him [2]. In Japan,
this is known as the concept of Society 5.0.
Society 5.0 is “a human-centered society that
balances economic development with the
solution of social problems through a highly
integrated system of cyberspace and physical
space.”</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-2">
      <title>2. Directions of Research in the</title>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-3">
      <title>Field of IT</title>
      <p>
        The IoT provides cyber connectivity. Without
the Internet and an intelligent server system,
the IoT is limited to just sensors and actuators
[3, 4]. Support for artificial intelligence with
machine learning, the use of big data allows
you to process data better and faster, extract it,
and make decisions. Intelligent decision
support systems are used in a variety of
applications ranging from tourism, finance,
and education. Cloud Computing provides a
dynamic infrastructure (Cloud Computing)
that provides Artificial Intelligence (AI)
solutions without large upfront costs [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref4">5</xref>
        ].
      </p>
      <p>
        Digital transformation is changing the way
organizations operate and deliver services.
The use of multiple technologies such as
artificial intelligence, machine learning, big
data, IoT, and cloud computing will provide
improvements. Using these technologies, an
organization can better describe situations,
and be more flexible in turbulence because it
can better predict and apply the recommended
strategies for the organization [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref5">6</xref>
        ]. Business
process innovation driven by digitally driven
business process reengineering is a key driver
of digital transformation. AI is one of the main
tools for innovation [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref6">7</xref>
        ].
      </p>
      <p>
        People—Process—Technology (P—P—T)
are important when introducing a new
technology. In many cases the People aspect is
ignored, most organizations focus only on the
Technology aspects. Staff need more time to
develop, as well as more financial support.
Employees are critical and determine the
success of technology adoption and adoption.
Strategic workforce planning should be
included in technology development as well as
the implementation of artificial intelligence.
Education is a key factor in employee training
[
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref7 ref8">8, 9</xref>
        ].
      </p>
      <p>The automation system mainly consists of
data input (sensors), automatic processing,
and output (actuators). Not all automation
systems use AI, such as the Elevator, a simple
line tracker used by a logistics system.
Artificial intelligence can help make the
automation process smarter, more efficient,
and more accurate. AI-assisted automated
processing can be performed using a machine
learning algorithm. AI can learn from
examples, such as situations in the
environment.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-4">
      <title>3. Basic Approaches in the Field of Artificial Intelligence</title>
      <p>
        Approaches in artificial intelligence:
1. Symbolic approaches:
• Facts are expressed in symbols.
• Characters are transformed into
other characters by a set of rules.
• Reasoning is carried out depending
on the logical type.
• High-order logical heuristic search,
state-space search, knowledge
representation.
• Expert system, automatic theorem
proving, and design optimization
using these approaches [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref10 ref9">10, 11</xref>
        ].
2. Numerical approaches:
• Facts are represented by numbers
[
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref11 ref12">12, 13</xref>
        ].
• Numbers are processed using various
algorithms, mainly artificial neural
networks now also known as deep
learning [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref13">14</xref>
        ].
• The number of results is expressed in
the target form [15, 16].
• Other methods such as genetic
algorithms, and fuzzy logic [17, 18].
3. Cognitive approaches (thinking like a
human):
• This method imitates the process of
human thinking and memorization.
      </p>
      <p>• Examples: SOAR, CLARION, ACT-R.</p>
      <p>A non-intelligent system can only find the
answer based on the facts (data) available in
the database. The answer must be stored in the
system. It only produces information from
data. An intelligent system can perform a
thought process to get answers based on
learned facts. The inference can be based on a
rule or a data pattern.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-5">
      <title>4. Operational Stages of Machine</title>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-6">
      <title>Learning</title>
      <p>The following main operational stages of
machine learning are distinguished:
• Training Phase: In this phase, the AI
outputs a sample training set. The result
of this step is a “model”. A model is a set
of values (neural network weights).
• Inference phase: In this phase, AI is used
to evaluate, predict, control, and infer
from the learning model based on the
input test. The inference process is
carried out using the “model” created
during the training phase.
• Evaluation Phase: During the evaluation
process, the algorithm is evaluated using
various criteria.</p>
      <p>The following types of learning strategies
are suggested:
• In unsupervised training, the training set
consists of input patterns only, data
points are not labeled. Algorithms
organize data and group it based on the
similarity of input patterns. Usually used
when you don’t know what the result
should be, for example, Adaptive
Resonance Theorem, Self-Organizing
Map, Hopfield Network.
• Supervised training: The training set
consists of an input and an expected
output pattern, i.e. a set of labeled
examples. This strategy is used when the
result is known. After training, the
system can perform classification,
prediction, and prescribing strategies,
namely Perception, Forward,
Backpropagation, Deep Learning, and
GAN.
• Reinforcement learning: Algorithms that
learn from results and decide the next
actions. After each action, the algorithm
receives feedback that helps it determine
whether the choice made is right,
neutral, or wrong. This is a good method
for use in automated systems that need
to make many small decisions without
human intervention. The style should be
switched to Normal.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-7">
      <title>5. AI is at the Service of Humans</title>
      <p>AI can replace a human (replacement). Many
media such as science fiction films see AI in this
direction. People fear that AI will replace
humans.</p>
      <p>AI helps the person (support). This is the
current situation. AI-powered systems help
people in their work environment. Most AI
programs are inspired by “natural intelligence”
and are not yet designed to replace it.</p>
      <p>The Turing test is a way to test artificial
intelligence for human abilities. This test is
administered in the form of questions and
answers. Based on the Chinese room paradox,
the ability to answer all possible questions that
a person can answer does not always indicate
intelligence, but can also indicate the ability to
remember, think, and produce new
knowledge—this is the ability of the mind.</p>
      <p>Information technology and artificial
intelligence enter many aspects of our lives. AI
threatens jobs, but it also creates new
opportunities. AI skills are required for all
disciplines, not just technicians. It is necessary
to prepare the younger generation for the
future, otherwise, there are more risks than
opportunities. A national AI strategy is needed,
and national AI talent should be part of the
national AI strategy.</p>
      <p>Implementation of AI can be carried out in
primary or secondary schools using
appropriate tools and teaching materials.
However, the most important part of
educational preparation at the national level is
the training of teachers. It is far more
important to teach students how to think
computationally than how to use a computer.</p>
      <p>The data is important. However, many
organizations ignore how they manage data.
An AI solution can only be developed based on
data. Therefore, organizations seeking to
implement artificial intelligence must first
properly manage their data. This is a positive
effect of artificial intelligence. Learning paths
are important for an AI engineer. AI requires
basic knowledge, students must follow
learning trajectories. New professions require
“old” knowledge and skills.</p>
      <p>It is necessary to develop a special
laboratory that encourages cooperation
between students. This laboratory should be
dedicated to solving AI problems. Students
from different disciplines sit together at a table
to solve AI decisions. Group discussion
collaboration and following directions are key
learning strategies in this lab. The instructors
move from one kiosk (group) to another group.
The group works at a table, discusses, and
displays the results on a large screen that the
group members can see. Groups can work on
different tasks or assignments and discuss
them together in class.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-8">
      <title>6. Types of Collaboration That</title>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-9">
      <title>Can Be Used in the Laboratory</title>
      <p>The main types of cooperation that can be used
in the laboratory are:
• Parallel arrangement—students receive
the same instructions. It looks like a
traditional cool model.
• Clear order—in this model, each group
works on a separate task. The desktop is
a semi-private workspace.
• General arrangement—collaboration
between groups is possible, and
discussion takes place in a large class.</p>
      <p>AI can automate key activities in education
such as assessment. Educational programs can
be adapted to the needs of students. AI can
point out areas where courses need
improvement. Students can get additional help
from AI tutors. AI-based software can provide
useful feedback for students and educators. AI
is changing the way we find information and
interact with it. AI can change the role of
teachers. AI can make learning by trial and
error intimidating. AI-driven data can change
how schools find, teach, and support students.</p>
      <p>AI could change where students learn, who
teaches them, and how they acquire key skills.</p>
      <p>The use of artificial intelligence in the
education system:
• Help the person learn at their own pace.
• Accurate determination of human needs.
• Practical solutions to chronic problems.
• Eliminate red tape in schools.
• Do not waste time in vain.
• Improving the quality of education.
• Ensuring comfort for work.
• For the right decision thanks to fast data</p>
      <p>analysis.
• Planning learning according to the</p>
      <p>abilities and pace of the students.
• Use or select effective teaching methods</p>
      <p>through educational analysis.
• Opportunity to practice in small groups</p>
      <p>with effective planning.
• Increasing the efficiency of the</p>
      <p>individual learning process.</p>
      <p>Problems in education and their solutions
with the help of AI are presented in</p>
      <p>Standardized curricula are not suitable for individual Personalized education.
needs.</p>
      <p>Limited time available for a tutor. Personal virtual teachers.</p>
      <p>Big several students in class, many questions cannot be Virtual Classroom assistants.
answered.</p>
      <p>Personalized communication is very difficult for a large Chatbot quickly answers administrative questions.
number of students.</p>
      <p>Selecting the best students from applications. AI can select based on criteria using multiple data.
Increasing dropout rates. AI Sentiment Analysis.</p>
      <p>Difficult to analyze the success of learning experiences. Complements existing learning analytics by providing
timely insights into student success, challenges, and
needs that can be used to shape the learning experience.</p>
      <p>Difficult to track the other skills. AI develops reliable and accurate metrics to track student
progress, including hard-to-measure traits such as
creativity and curiosity.</p>
      <p>Teachers have to deal the clerical administrative work. The AI acts as an intelligent server to perform clerical
tasks. However, the final decision remains with the
teacher, as human intelligence is still required.</p>
      <p>Stop and test approach in assessment. AI can perform qualitative analysis, sentiment analysis,
and provide personalized and tailored assessments, and
provide role play and collaborative projects within the
assessment method.</p>
      <p>Provide new insights that are difficult or impossible to AI can analyze various data sources to correlate and
ascertain from traditional assessments visualize them so that the teacher can better understand
the students.</p>
      <p>AI can be used in education in the following
cases:
• Academic analytical assessment of
students and schools using an adaptive
learning method and a personalized
learning approach.
• Grading papers and exams using image
recognition, computer vision, and
predictive methods and learning
analytics using datasets.
• Real-time virtual personal assistant for</p>
      <p>analytical training.
• Intelligent automation of educational</p>
      <p>materials and processes.
• Creation of automatic learning programs
using augmented intelligence, focused
on the specific needs of students.
• Interaction with students and teachers</p>
      <p>based on artificial intelligence.
• Support for students with disabilities
and health problems through robotics
and virtual reality.
• Identifying students at risk of dropout,
helping them reduce dropout and
dropout rates.
• Learning a foreign language by speech
recognition and analysis, pronunciation
correction, and error correction,
reducing the percentage of errors by an
average of 83%.
• Strengthening the decision-making</p>
      <p>process with the help of AI.
• Adaptation and personalization of
training programs based on the
knowledge, interests, and strengths of
users.
• Create customized textbooks for a
particular school, course, or even group
of students.</p>
      <p>Functions of AI in education:
1. In control:
• Faster administrative tasks that
require study time, such as grading
exams and providing feedback.
• Helping teachers with decision</p>
      <p>support and data-driven work.
• Timely and direct work with the</p>
      <p>student.
2. Writing instructions:
• Predict how a student will exceed
expectations in projects and
exercises, as well as the dropout rate.
• Help teachers create an individual</p>
      <p>learning plan for each student.
• Allow learning outside the classroom,</p>
      <p>and support for collaboration.
• Customize learning styles for each
student based on their personal
information.
• Analysis of the proposed program</p>
      <p>and course material.
3. In the process of studying:
• Identification of shortcomings in the
student’s learning and their
elimination at the initial stage of
learning.
• Customize the learning path for each</p>
      <p>student by collecting learning data.
• Identify learning situations and apply
intelligent adaptive intervention to
students.</p>
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      <title>7. Testing Tasks</title>
      <p>A fixed test is the same number of questions for
all students. Most tests are currently used in
this model [19, 20]. In an adaptive test, each
student is asked a separate question, the
questions are determined by preference and
recommended by the AI, and the question must
be adapted to the abilities of the students. As a
result of the test, qualitative and quantitative
data can be processed. With the help of
artificial intelligence, you can analyze by
connecting it with other data sources. It is
guaranteed that the estimates will be of higher
quality and more extensive [21, 22].</p>
      <p>
        The training catalog should be available on
the knowledge-sharing platform. The student
database also stores the learning path,
benefits, class schedule, student qualifications,
and expected educational career [23, 24].
Students are enrolled in the system based on
their wishes, tests, and educational goals. The
AI-based system offers a curriculum that
matches their learning goals. The AI also
checks the available time, training schedule,
workload, etc. After completing the training
process and passing the exam, the system can
provide a certificate of completion of the
training as an assessment [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref14">25, 26</xref>
        ]. This
approach tailors the learning path to individual
needs and goals [
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref15 ref16">27, 28</xref>
        ].
      </p>
      <sec id="sec-10-1">
        <title>7.1. Application of Knowledge Testing</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-10-2">
        <title>Procedure</title>
        <p>
          The knowledge testing procedure is used in
various fields of human activity: programming,
technology, medicine, psychiatry, education, etc.
[
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref17 ref18">29, 30</xref>
          ]. In particular, control is an important
element and one of the most important
components in educational activities [
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref19 ref20">31, 32</xref>
          ].
Moreover, pedagogical control simultaneously
performs several functions: educational,
diagnostic, evaluation, stimulating, developing,
educational, etc. [
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref20 ref21">32, 33</xref>
          ].
        </p>
        <p>
          Testing is a convenient, but ambiguous way
of
assessing
knowledge
procedure contains many “pitfalls,” elements
of ambiguity, and lack of justification [
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref24 ref25">36, 37</xref>
          ].
There
are
many
opinions
regarding
the
expediency of using tests: on the one hand,
tests are considered a
means of positively
transforming the educational process in the
direction of its technology, reducing labor
intensity and objectivity; on the other hand, the
tests are seen as a means of degrading the role
of the teacher, and the test results are
considered insufficiently reliable [38, 39].
        </p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-10-3">
        <title>7.2. Types of Test Tasks</title>
        <p>Test tasks are traditionally divided into two
large groups:
• Closed-type test tasks.
• Open type test tasks.</p>
        <p>In this paper, we will study a closed-type
task—when each question is accompanied by
options for answers, from
which
several
correct ones should be selected. In turn, closed
tasks with several options for correct answers
provide different options for choosing:
• Task with multiple options—choosing
one answer option from the given list.
• A choice: the subject must answer
“yes”/“no”.</p>
        <p>lists.
• Determination of correspondence: the
subject
is
asked
to
establish
the
correspondence of the elements of two
• Establishing the correct sequence—to
arrange the elements of the list in a
certain sequence, that is, to solve the
ranking problem.</p>
        <p>multiple choice: selection of several answer
options from the given test option from the list
of answers.</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-10-4">
        <title>7.3. Setting the Testing Task</title>
        <p>Let’s consider the formal description of
multiple choice in closed questions
when
testing using models and methods of multiple
choice based on the axiom of unbiasedness.</p>
        <p>Let there be a set of answer options   ∈ 
and  ∈  = {1, … ,  }, the number of which is
equal to  ,</p>
        <p>= | |. Part of the answers  1,  1 &lt;
 , are correct and they make up a subset  1,  1 ⊂
 , and the other part  0,  0 &lt;  , of the answers,
are wrong and they make up a subset  0,  0 ⊂  ,
and  1 ∪  0 =  .
value.</p>
        <p>In addition, we will assume that all the answers
offered by the test task   ∈  ,  ∈  , are of equal</p>
        <p>For many test tasks, this setting is natural
and logical. For example, to choose among the
given</p>
        <p>options of numbers those that are
divisors of the given number. There are many
variants of this kind of task. That is, this
approach takes place in everyday life and the
task of its formalization during testing is
urgent. The peculiarity of such problems lies in
the fact that they reflect the well-known truth:
“How many people have so many opinions”.
Therefore, the solution must be justified to the
extent
suggested
by
the
logic
of
its
construction, the evaluation policy determined
by the test organizers, common sense, etc.</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-10-5">
        <title>7.4. Knowledge Assessment Algorithm</title>
        <p>It is proposed to apply an algebraic approach to
determining the evaluation results, which is
successfully used in decision-making theory and
the application of expert evaluation technologies.
With
the
algebraic</p>
        <p>approach, formalization
involves the calculation and justification of all
possible answer options. The maximum number
of points for a reliably selected subset of options
is equal to  . The number of points for the
correctly selected element of the subset of
correct answers  =

 1</p>
        <p>.</p>
        <p>Problems that a priori depend on a subjective
component cannot be solved
without using
heuristics. A heuristic formula for determining
the score for the choice of answer options in the
form of a set generated by the respondent's
answers is proposed:</p>
        <p>⊂  .</p>
        <p>Moreover, the number of elements  = | |
in the set V can be different: from 0 to n, 0 ≤
| | ≤  . We will denote the number of correct
answers chosen by the respondent and the
number of incorrect answers that he identified
as correct by  0,  1 +  0 =  ≤  . Accordingly,
the number of answer options that are not
involved in the respondent’s response to the
question is equal to  −  .</p>
        <p>Heuristics E1. The value of the penalty for
each non-matching answer is entered, which is
equal to  :
• Е1.1—to some reasonable coefficient  ,
that reflects the subjective perception of
• E1.3—the
value
of
some
function
resulting assessment are calculated in one of the
estimate by one step, i.e.</p>
        <p>( 1 = 0,  0 = 1) =  ( 1 = 1,  0 =  0)
−  ( 1 = 1,  0 =  0 − 1)
(1)</p>
        <p>The following situations of determining the
ways:
• E5.1—descending function:</p>
        <p>for  = 2, … ,  0
 ( 1 = 0,  0 =  ) =
 ( 1 = 0,  0 =  − 1)

(2)
• E5.2—the situation  ( 1 = 0,  0 =  0) is
equivalent to the situation  1 +  0 =  :
 ( 1 =  1,  0 =  0)
that
is,
its
consequence is a zero rating of the
respondent.</p>
        <p>error”, for example,  = 2.
• E1.2—the value of the expression  =
probability of an incorrect answer.
the
number
of
incorrect answers and their probability.</p>
        <p>Heuristics E2. For an incomplete answer,
assignment of points is assumed:
that is, when  &lt;  1, a partial proportional
• E2.1—according to the ratio of received
number of correct answers  1.</p>
        <p>correct answers  1 ≤  , to the total
• E2.2—the
value
of
some
function
established by the experts  Е2( 1,  1),
where  1—the probability of receiving
the correct answer.</p>
        <p>Of course, a partially correct answer can be
guessed by the respondent with a higher
probability, but the points for it are also
proportionally lower.</p>
        <p>Heuristics E3. For situations when the
respondent did not choose any answer ( = 0)
or all answers were marked as correct, that is
 =  , the penalty is a zero evaluation of the
result—for lack of selectivity: 
lower limit value of the described situation. To
do this, consider the situation  ( 1 = 1,  0 =
when
the
respondent identified
one
correct answer and all incorrect ones  0.</p>
        <p>According to the described technology, the
value of the estimate is determined by the
following heuristics.</p>
        <p>Heuristics E5. We will assume that the
situation  ( 1 = 0,  0 = 1) follows the situation
determined as follows:</p>
        <p>In this case, the scores for different numbers
of incorrect answers ( 0 = 1, … ,  0) with zero
number</p>
        <p>of correct answers ( 1 = 0) are
 ( 1 = 0,  0 =  ) =  ( 1 = 1,  0 =  0) − 
∗
 ( 1 = 1,  0 =  0)
 0
(3)
where  = 1, … ,  0.</p>
      </sec>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-11">
      <title>8. Prospects for Further Research on Knowledge Testing Problems</title>
      <p>multiple
investigated:
In the future, modifications of the described
approach and the development of the idea of
closed-type
testing
should
• Enter
estimates
or
calculate
numerical value of the accuracy of each
answer or cluster the variants of the
be
the
to
of
correct
significance.</p>
      <p>answers
according
• Into account indicators of the complexity
of questions and answers, for example,
depending
on
the
number
combinations of correct and incorrect
answer options or other factors.
• Consider choosing any number of closed
questions from a set of answers—when
the respondent does not know
how
many
answers
are
correct, thus
complicating the task.
• Enter answers of different weights or
different proximity to the ideal, although
contradicts some
principles of
this
testing.</p>
      <p>Take into account the similarity coefficients
of the answers and the standard—according to
the algebraic approach.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-12">
      <title>9. Other Areas of Application of AI</title>
      <p>AI can be applied to businesses and
organizations to make organizational practices
more efficient. Owning artificial intelligence is
an important tool for the future. This need is
necessary not only for workers associated with
the computer but also for other areas. Many
technologies implement artificial intelligence.
The decision to implement AI is a critical one
for executives or decision-makers. AI talents
are huge opportunities for the development of
countries. The role of universities and research
centers should be enhanced.</p>
      <p>Students can more freely choose the path of
their competence. They may be general to the
entire curriculum but may focus on specific
approaches. Students are encouraged to
participate in extracurricular activities that are
assessed as credit points. Collaboration
between industry and universities supports,
among other things, the development of
artificial intelligence education. Competence
standards in data science and artificial
intelligence are required.</p>
      <p>A learning process that can be easily
replicated should be created to create a large
amount of AI talent. It is necessary to develop
complete teaching materials that will be free
for teachers. Teachers should be trained in
training courses before using the material. A
national competency standard should be
established before the development of training
materials.</p>
      <p>Python and R can be used as programming
languages for AI. Python starts with minimal
libraries and can be extended with additional
libraries. There are several libraries for data
science and artificial intelligence. Integrated
Development Environment—Tools such as
Jupyter are available notebook. Python runs on
various operating systems as well as the
Anaconda package manager. R is an
opensource statistical program. Designed based on
the language S. Various ready-to-use packages
(CRAN) are available. R can be used for
statistical calculations. Integrated
Development Environments—RStudio and
RCmdr are available.</p>
      <p>Implementation of AI can be carried out in
primary or secondary schools using
appropriate tools and teaching materials.
However, the most important part of
educational preparation at the national level is
the training of teachers. It is far more
important to teach students how to think
computationally than how to use a computer.</p>
      <p>Most programmers or students are not
interested in learning mathematics, logic, or
statistics. They just want to learn how to
program. Developing AI solutions requires an
understanding of mathematics, statistics, and
logic. The excitement around artificial
intelligence is now pushing programmers to
study mathematics and statistics. However,
how AI-enabled theoretical learning materials
are provided needs to change.
10.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-13">
      <title>Conclusions</title>
      <p>Artificial intelligence, as a set of new advanced
technologies, has emerged relatively recently
and is currently developing rapidly. Some
researchers consider this area to be the
technology of the future. Like any other new
technology, AI has undoubtedly positive
characteristics, but at the same time, it carries
obvious and hidden risks, and perhaps even
dangers.</p>
      <p>AI is designed to create new content based
on input data or rules. Today, it is used in
various areas of our lives: e-commerce, energy
and utilities, telecommunications, automotive
and transportation, airport chatbots, etc. The
range of AI applications is constantly growing,
and the elements of its presence in people’s
lives are steadily increasing.</p>
      <p>It is clear that in such conditions, there is a
need for a systematic analysis of the impact of
AI on society and the identification of potential
problems associated with its development and
further intellectualization. One of the main
industries already significantly affected by AI
is education and research. It is important to
foresee the peculiarities of AI’s impact on the
existence and development of this industry, to
identify its advantages and disadvantages, as
well as threats from its use.</p>
      <p>The negative impact of AI is largely due to
its use in generating various kinds of content
that will contribute to the spread of violations
of the principles of academic integrity. But this
threat should not be exaggerated. It will
certainly lead to the emergence of new trends
in education that will be aimed at minimizing
such violations. In addition, technologies will
soon be available to determine whether AI has
been used to generate content with the
corresponding consequences.</p>
      <p>The positive effect of the development, use,
and implementation of AI technologies is much
greater, and the tasks they can be used to solve
can be divided into the following groups:
1. Generating express reviews of scientific
papers at the initial stages of research in
new scientific areas. This can help young
researchers when writing articles and
dissertations.
2. Advisory assistance to teachers in creating
teaching materials and in generating
questions for testing, tasks for
independent work, etc. during control
measures.
3. Assisting teachers in analyzing answers to
open-ended questions when checking
control measures and using AI to
automatically evaluate students’ work.
4. Creating adaptive learning platforms for
mass online courses with the ability to
form individual trajectories and
implement personalized learning, which
analyzes student data, including their
academic progress, learning style, and
other factors to create personalized
learning materials and recommendations.
5. Creating virtual assistants that can
support students in their learning process.
6. Creation of anti-generative programs for
identifying text written by artificial
intelligence. This problem is caused by the
fact that the use of ChatGPT and other
tools for writing text using artificial
intelligence, especially in dissertations,
theses, research articles, scientific reports,
and other documents whose authors have
relevant copyrights, may violate the
principles of academic integrity.</p>
      <p>An analysis of technology trends shows that
new results periodically emerge that change our
understanding of promising and rational
directions for the development of society and
socio-economic systems. AI technologies are
bringing us closer to creating full-fledged
artificial intelligence systems. The development
and coexistence of such systems and human
civilization, as well as the problems of
expediency and security, require
interdisciplinary research at the intersection of
philosophy, psychology, linguistics, ethics, and
other sciences.</p>
      <p>Artificial intelligence has been developed using
various disciplines such as philosophy,
mathematics, economics, neuroscience,
psychology, computing, control theory, as well as
linguistics. Fundamentals of mathematics,
statistics, logic, and programming play an
important role in the development of AI
solutions. Natural language processing such as
chatbots and sentiment analysis requires an
understanding of linguistics and psychology. The
neural network starts with control theory, and
now that deep learning has become popular,
most AI solutions are based on this approach.
Therefore, it is necessary to move to a more
interdisciplinary approach to education.</p>
      <p>A positive feature of the proposed knowledge
testing approach is the transparency of the rules
set a priori by the test organizers, the absence of
uncertainty situations during the evaluation
procedure, and the monotony of the behavior of
the function, which reflects the integral
evaluation of the answers. According to the
proposed technology, the determination of the
resulting assessment is a well-founded and
formalized procedure. In addition, the
technology allows for further improvement of
the described approach.</p>
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