Cognitive modeling and features of its application during the time of military conflict
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The article deals with the concept and stages of cognitive modeling and cognitive map construction, defines parameters that act as an external environment for military conflict, and shows the methodology of cognitive modeling in the management of situations in military conflicts.
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