Аңдатпа
Based on a comparison of the perspective algorithmic foundations of combat neural networks control and processes occurring in administrative systems, a consistent interpretation of the “control” category and the concept of “distributed control” is proposed. It is shown that the interpretation of these categories should take into account the existence of a hierarchy of information processing systems, the lowest level in which is occupied by the number systems, and the highest (of the known) – human intelligence. It is shown that control, understood as a philosophical category, is not reduced to command generation (information transfer). This category also reflects the formation of information products of a higher order (languages, communication rules, etc.). It is shown that such an understanding of the "control" category makes it possible to create the basis for the purposeful creation of distributed control systems (including administrative ones), alternative to the existing ones, which are built on hierarchical pyramids. The hierarchical principle of managing complex systems, including administrative ones, no longer satisfies modern society needs for fundamental reasons associated with the objective laws of information theory. The increasing complexity of systems, including those designed to ensure the stable functioning of state apparatus, leads to the hierarchical principle of management becoming inapplicable due to a significant increase in information distortions during its compression and decompression at intermediate levels of the hierarchical pyramid. An alternative is the principle of distributed control, the means for practicing which are, among other things, combat neural networks, which are also of independent applied interest.