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Foundations of Creation of a Complex of Applied Intelligent Systems for Diagnostics of Psychological Safety and Cognitive Sphere of Patients with a Neurological Pathology

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This article is devoted the foundations for designing a complex of applied intelligent systems for the diagnostics of the psychological safety and cognitive sphere of patients with a neurological pathology (IS DIPSYS-COS). Creation of a complex of applied IS DIPSYS-COS based on intelligent instrumental software IMSLOG will allow revealing various kinds of regularities of the psychological safety and cognitive sphere of patients on the base of the parameters (features) that determine the hardness, psychological well-being, world assumptions, and peculiarities of the cognitive sphere and that are required for decision-making using the graphic tools (including the cognitive graphic tools).

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This study was supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (project no. 18-013-00937).

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    A. E. Yankovskaya & V. B. Obukhovskaya

  2. Siberian State Medical University, 6340505, Tomsk, Russia

    V. B. Obukhovskaya

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Anna Efimovna Yankovskaya. Born 1939. Graduated from Tomsk State University in 1961. She defended her candidate’s dissertation in 1969 and doctoral dissertation in 2001. Awarded the rank of full professor in 2003.She is Professor of the Department of Program Engineering at the Institute of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science of National Research Tomsk State University. Scientific interests: mathematical foundations of pattern recognition and theory of discrete control devices; logical tests focused on various problematic and cross-disciplinary domains; logical-combinatorial, logical-combinatorial-probabilistic and genetic algorithms; intelligent systems based on test methods of pattern recognition, cognitive tools. Author of more than 750 papers, including 7 monographs and 571 articles. Chair of the Tomsk Regional Branch of the RAS National committee of the Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis, Chair of the Tomsk Regional Branch of the Russian Association for Artificial Intelligence and the Russian Association of Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis. Member of European Academy of Natural Sciences and International Association for Pattern Recognition. Twice (in 1999 and 2002) was awarded the title of “Tomsk Oblast Laureate in the Sphere of Education and Science.” In 1994, was awarded the diploma of CAI-94 exhibition “Software and AI systems,” and in 2003 was awarded the Intel Corporation diploma of a research projects competition in the field of Computer Aided Design of Integrated Circuits. She is included in the book Great Minds of 21st Century, 4th ed. (American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2010).

Viktoriya Borisovna Obukhovskaya. Born 1991. Graduated from Siberian State Medical University in 2013. She defended her candidate’s dissertation in 2018. Expert at the Center of quality management and lean technologies, senior lecturer at the Department of fundamental psychology and behavioral medicine at the Siberian State Medical University, assistant professor at the Department of genetic and clinical psychology at Tomsk State University. Scientific interests: psychological safety, internal state of disease, relation to a disease, neurological pathology, quality of life, depression, anxiety. Author of 35 papers. Winner of the regional competition of social projects promoting a healthy lifestyle “It’s great to be healthy.” Won competition on “Best research” in the section “Psychological science” in 2017. Awarded first degree diploma in the competition at the V International Conference “Science of XXI century” in 2019.

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Yankovskaya, A.E., Obukhovskaya, V.B. Foundations of Creation of a Complex of Applied Intelligent Systems for Diagnostics of Psychological Safety and Cognitive Sphere of Patients with a Neurological Pathology. Pattern Recognit. Image Anal. 30, 741–747 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1054661820040252

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