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# ISIT 2021
Intellectual Systems and Information Technologies 2021

### Short Paper Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Intellectual Systems and Information Technologies (ISIT 2021)
co-located with 1st International Forum "Digital Reality" (DRForum 2021)

### Odesa, Ukraine, September 13-19, 2021.

Edited by

### Mikolaj Karpinski *
Piotr Milczarski **
Nadiia Kazakova ***
Yurii Gunchenko ****
Svitlana Kuznichenko ***
Serhii Yevseiev *****
Oleksii Fraze-Frazenko ***
Artem Sokolov ******

* University of Bielsko-Biala, Department of Computer Science and Automatics, Bielsko-Biala, Poland
** University of Lodz, Faculty of Physics and Applied Informatics, Lodz, Poland
*** Odesa State Environmental University, Department of Information Technologies, Odesa, Ukraine
**** Odesa I.I.Mechnikov National University, Department of Computer Systems and Technologies, Odesa, Ukraine
***** Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics, Department of Cyber Security and Information Technology, Kharkiv, Ukraine
****** Odesa National Polytechnic University, Department of Cybersecurity and Software, Odesa, Ukraine

## Table of Contents

- Preface
  Summary: There were 64 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 56 papers were accepted for this volume,

- Actual aspects of information technologies application at the problem decision of the movement organisation by a convoy of vehicles 1-8
  Oleh Borovyk, Yurii Gunchenko, Serhii Lienkov, Liudmyla Borovyk, Oleksii Konovalenko, Iryna Basaraba
- Capabilities of data mining as a cognitive tool: methodological aspects 9-14
  Genady Shevchenko, Oleksander Shumeiko, Volodymyr Bilozubenko
- Implementation of Shor's algorithm in a digital quantum coprocessor 15-23
  Valeriy Hlukhov
- Behavioral properties of bounded solutions for a weakly nonlinear impulse system that describe the dissemination of information on social networks 24-32
  Farhod Asrorov, Оleg Perehuda, Valentyn Sobchuk, Anna Sukretna
- Cloud technologies and artificial intelligence as the basis of digital development of the financial sector of the economy of Ukraine 33-39
  Maryna Demianchuk, Natalia Maslii, Olena Kniazieva
- Intelligent monitoring of software test automation of Web sites 40-45
  Maria Talakh, Serhii Holub, Yurii Lazarenko
- Checking the flight stability of a rotary UAV in navigation modes for different firmware 46-55
  Serhii Lienkov, Alexander Myasischev, Alexander Sieliukov, Alexander Pashkov, Genadiy Zhyrov, Andrii Zinchyk
- Preparing data and determining parameters for a feedforward neural network used for short-term air temperature forecasting 56-61
  Boris Perelygin, Tatiana Tkach, Anna Gnatovskaya
- Features of the implementation of methods for a comprehensive study of properties of thermoelectric materials 62-67
  Roman Dunets, Bogdan Dzundza, Liliia Turovska, Nazariy Senkiv
- Non-digital information processing in biotechnical systems with biofeedback 68-75
  Vladimir Mescheryakov, Dmitry Mescheryakov, Anna Gnatovskaya, Dmitry Kondratyuk, Aleksandr Salabash
- Obstacles and traffic signs tracking system 76-80
  Anatolii Amarii, Stepan Melnychuk, Yuliya Tanasyuk
- The information and analytical using of non-structured information resources 81-87
  Serhii Lienkov, Viacheslav Podlipaiev, Igor Tolok, Igor Lisitsky, Oleksii Fedchenko, Nataliia Lytvynenko, Svitlana Kuznichenko
- A method for formalizing knowledge about planning UAV flight routes in conditions of uncertainty 88-93
  Aleksandr Tymochko, Natalia Korolyuk, Аnastasia Korolyuk, Elena Korshets
- Building of a speaker’s identification system based on deep learning neural networks 94-102
  Victor Solovyov, Oleg Rybalskiy, Vadim Zhuravel, Aleksandr Shablya, Yevhen Tymko
- Shaping the future of the marine industry as a condition for adaptation in an innovative society 103-107
  Viktor Strelbitskyi, Nataliia Punchenko, Oleksandra Tsyra
- Construction of models of monitoring agents on several reference forms 108-112
  Dmytro Tolbatov, Serhii Holub
- Development of a method for deciding on the distribution of efforts to destroy the air enemy between anti-aircraft missile forces and fighter aircraft 113-117
  Pavlenko Maksim, Dmytro Kalinovskiy, Nataliya Garmash
- Definition of the concept of "competitiveness" and "competitive advantages" of water transport in the conditions of digital transformation of Ukraine 118-126
  Svitlana Ilchenko, Vadym Gryshchenko, Iryna Gryshchenko
- Vulnerabilities of cyber security of technical intelligentsia in relation to social engineering 127-136
  Vladimir Kononovich, Irina Kononovych, Oksana Shvets
- Object information models of complicated systems in control problems 137-142
  Victor Volkov, Yuliia Loboda
- Leakage of information through technical channels and a set of risk-oriented indicators of its security for modern ITS 143-148
  Serhii Ivanchenko, Oleksii Gavrylenko, Anatolii Holishevskyi, Vasyl Bondarenko, Oleh Rushchak, Yevhen Prokopenko
- Method of a point localization in a polygon in relation to ecological and geographical problems 149-153
  Andrey Tityapkin
- Multi-agent group application model of unmanned aircrafts and unmanned ground vehicles during special mission execution 154-164
  Andrii Trystan, Ihor Hurin, Olha Matiushchenko
- Taxonomy of chatbots 165-169
  Olena Trofymenko, Yuliia Prokop, Natalia Loginova, Alexander Zadereyko
- Improvement of the integrated supply center functioning model with the use of the agent-oriented approach 170-175
  Olexander Gurin, Nataliia Salna
- Using the modern modelling complex for operational forecasting of oceanographic conditions in the Ukrainian part of the sea of Azov – The Black Sea Basin 176-183
  Yurii Tuchkovenko, Dmytro Kushnir
- Investigation of measurement errors of electrical signals characteristics of energy supply systems 184-191
  Larysa Hatsenko, Anton Lutsenko, Oleg Skopintsev, Serhii Pohasii
- Comparison of machine learning methods for a diabetes prediction information system 192-197
  Shmatko Olexandr, Olha Korol, Andrey Tkachov
- Automation of technical diagnostics of digital signal synchronization devices 198-202
  Valerii Koval, Vitaliy Lysenko, Ihor Bolbot, Oleksandr Samkov, Oleksandr Osinskiy, Dmytro Kalian, Vyacheslav Vakas, Inna Yakymenko, Maksym Yevtushenko
- Hybrid Intelligence System of Emotional Facial and Speech State Estimation 203-208
  Viktor Sineglazov, Andriy Rjabokonev
- Application of MCDA methods in solving safety problems 209-213
  Judyta Ciemcioch
- Modeling the space of possible states of the lesson schedule in higher education institutions 214-221
  Dmitry Petukhin, Stanislav Velykodniy, Valentina Kozlovskaya
- To the statement of tasks of research of migration processes in education and science 222-227
  Oleksandr Makarenko, Yevgen Samorodov
- Possibility of implementation a real-time production planning system to reduce the environmental impact of the production line in the case of the electroplating line 228-232
  Mikołaj Grotowski
- Using a model of coordinated interaction for estimation of troops joint missions effectiveness 233-237
  Dmytro Rieznik, Mykhailo Levchenko, Valerii Patalakha, Serhii Kitik, Bohdan Shkurat, Oleksandr Globa
- Design and simulation of the auto-tuning TS-Fuzzy PID controller for the DC-DC ZETA converter 238-243
  Lala Bakirova, Elvin Yusubov
- Optimization of the quality assessment of the information security system functioning 244-248
  Volodymyr Khoroshko, Serhii Zybin, Yuliia Khokhlachova, Ahmad Ayasrah, Abduiiah Al-Dalvash
- Correlation immunity of many-valued logic component functions of modern cryptographic algorithm s-boxes 249-256
  Nadiia Kazakova, Artem Sokolov, Alexander Troyanskiy
- Machine learning concepts and applications 257-262
  Yusifov Mahammad, Lala Bakirova
- Formation of the structure of multilayer polyagent functionals 263-267
  Serhii Holub, Svitlana Kunytska
- Fuzzy logic in control systems for potentially explosive objects 268-273
  Victor Volkov, Natalia Makoyed
- The IBN Networks for 6G technology to optimize investments in telecommunications infrastructure 274-278
  Andrzej Rychlik
- Mathematical and information modeling of grain elevators as potentially explosive objects 279-284
  Victor Volkov, Yuri Kryvchenko, Nataliia Novikova
- Design of ternary decoder 285-290
  Larysa Martynovych, Yurii Gunchenko, Yurii Shugailo, Yurii Bercov, Dmytro Slutskyi, Kostiantyn Smirnov
- Copyright issues in digital society: sports video games 291-297
  Daniil Shmatkov
- Computer modeling of nonlinear flutter of Viscoelastic based plate as a sustainable mechanical engineering approach in aircraft structures’ design 298-304
  Andriy Verlan, Bakhtiyar Khudayarov, Anatolii Verlan, Oleksandr Fomin, Sergii Polozhaenko
- Spectral-spatial analysis of data of images of plantings for identification of stresses of technological character 305-312
  Natalia Pasichnyk, Dmytro Komarchuk, Korenkova Hanna, Sergey Shvorov, Oleksiy Opryshko, Nikolay Kiktev
- Prospects for satellite spectral monitoring for automation of processes for assessing agricultural soil use 313-320
  Natalia Pasichnyk, Sergey Shvorov, Yurii Gunchenko, Miroshkin Oleksandr, Elina Zakharchenko, Oleksiy Opryshko
- Information System to Forecasting the Stadiness of Ree Ooss Solid Solutions for Environmental Monitoring 321-327
  Oleksii Kudryk, Oleg Bisikalo, Yuliia Oleksii, Eugeni Get’man
- Validation of data obtained after field sensing using UAV for management of future crops 328-334
  Natalia Pasichnyk, Dmytro Komarchuk, Oleksiy Opryshko, Yurii Gunchenko, Sergey Shvorov, Oksana Zui
- Adequacy verification of the of the simulation reference model of the decision-making process in the Tower controller workplace 335-342
  Liudmyla Dzhuma, Oleh Dmitriiev, Oleksii Lavrynenko, Mykhailo Soroka
- Methodological approach to agent-based modeling of social networks 343-348
  Olga Vasylieva, Borys Butvin, Yuriy Shtyfurak
- Evaluation and comparison of the processes in the frozen vegetable production using machine learning methods 349-354
  Piotr Milczarski
- Development of a spatial decision-making support system for the location of technogenic hazard objects 355-361
  Svitlana Kuznichenko, Iryna Buchynska
- Formalization of the reengineering problem of ground-based environmental monitoring networks topological structures 362-366
  Vladimir Beskorovainyi, Valerii Semenets
- Using neural network technologies to simulate the working processes of ship steam boilers 367-373
  Vladislav Mikhailenko, Roman Kharchenko, Victor Shcherbinin, Valery Leshchenko

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