Society 5.0 Cyber-Solutions for Human-Centric Technologies

This book focuses on open issues of Society 5.0, a new paradigm of a society, that balances a human-centred approach and technologies based on cyber-physical systems and artificial intelligence. The book contains results of how intelligent or cyber-solutions help to improve the quality of life in society despite new challenges.

This book includes five sections. Section Society 5.0: Biomedicine and Healthcare present how cyber-physical systems help in healthcare, e.g. analysis of clinical data in pregnant women with hypertension, breast cancer diagnostics, healthy diet design and others. In the chapter, the problem of data analysis and optimization is considered. The second Section, Society 5.0: Human-centric Cyber-Solutions highlight new findings on constructing virtual reality simulators, training of workers on the basis of equipment's digital twins, development of human capital. Society 5.0: Socio-Economic Systems Modelling includes chapters concerning the application of quantum-like mathematical models for the analysis of socio-economic systems, indicative planning models for agriculture, approaches of assessing and monitoring competitiveness risks of regions. A section, Society 5.0: Industrial Cyber-Solutions provides new results on cyber-physical systems of Russian oil market, railway joint diagnostics, and information support for maintenance and repair of a machine-building cyber-physical system. The last section, Society 5.0: Cyber-Solutions Security consider interoperability issues of security, the video conferencing, and scaling networks.

This book is directed to researchers, practitioners, engineers, software developers, professors and students. We do hope the book will be useful for them.

1.Society 5.0: Biomedicine and Healthcare.- 1.1. Analysis of Clinical Data in Pregnant Women with Hypertension Based on a new Stochastic Approach, Vladimir Kulikov, Svetlana Kolobova, Liudmila Borovkova, Alexander Ignatyev.- 1.2. Stochastic Analysis of Hankel and Toeplitz Matrices for Medical and Technical Applications, Vladimir Kulikov, Alexander Kulikov, Valery Khranilov.- 1.3. Hierarchical fuzzy inference of adequacy of highly informative diagnostic signs of breast cancer, Ilya Germashev, Victoria Dubovskaya, Alexander Losev.- 1.4. Development of a Personalized Diet Using Structural Optimization, Marina A. Nikitina.- 1.5. Development Of An Algorithm For Preparing Semi-Finished Products For Packaging, Mikhail V. Tarachkov, Oleg V. Tolstel, Alexandr L. Kalabin.- 2. Society 5.0: Human-centric Cyber-Solutions.- 2.1. Method For Constructing Virtual Reality Simulators For Turning And Milling For An Engineering Education system For Cyber-Physical Systems Construction, Roman Aslanov, Alexander Bolshakov.- 2.2. Development of software for the organization of training of TPP workers on the basis of digital twins of equipment Vladimir Agibalov, Michael Belov, Aleksey Dolgushev, Ivan Shcherbatov.- 2.3. Heterogeneous information system for the integration of departmental databases on the state and development of human capital. Alexandr Ivanov, Alexey Bogomolov.- 3. Society 5.0: Socio-Economic Systems Modelling.- 3.1. Application of quantum-like mathematical models based on status functions for the analysis of socio-economic systems. Part 1. Introduction, Irina Veshneva, Alexander Bolshakov.- 3.2. Application of quantum-like mathematical models based on status functions for the analysis of socio-economic systems. Part 2: Modelling based on status functions, Irina Veshneva, Alexander Bolshakov.- 3.3. Indicative Planning Models For Scenarios Of Balanced Development Of Agriculture, V.B. Gusev, V.I. Antipov, N.A. Isaeva.- 3.4. Development of a decision support system for assessing and monitoring competitiveness risks of regions, Galina Chernyshova, Ekaterina Piunova, Irina Veshneva, Gleb Rokakh.- 4. Society 5.0: Industrial Cyber-Solutions.- 4.1. Mental Analysis of Stackelberg Leadership in Nonlinear Oligopoly Model for Cyber-Physical Systems of Russian Oil Market, Mikhail Geraskin.

Alla G. Kravets doctor of technical sciences, professor, professor of the Department of CAD&RD of the VSTU, Professor of the Department of Geoinformation Systems and Technologies of the Institute of System Analysis and Management of the University "Dubna"(Moscow region). Since 2018 Kravets A.G. is the head of the Design laboratory "Cyber-Physical Systems" in VSTU and scientific supervisor of "Bionics and neurotechnologies" startup.