Managing a group of objects as a task of system analysis

In this paper, we consider the general statement of the problem of identification and management of a group of objects. A group refers to several objects combined for the manufacture of a product. The main feature is that when managing such systems, it is necessary to change the setting actions for each object. This is due to the fact that today the technological regulations in many cases are wider than they should be for good operating. This is a consequence of the fact that the current production culture (this, in particular, has been shown by the experience of processing data from the technological process for the production of transis-tors at Svetlana) is rather low, which leads to some organizational problems. It is clear that it is necessary to have certain models of objects that naturally differ from each other and can be considered under conditions of both parametric and nonparametric uncertainty. Moreover, there may be cases when an object is considered simultaneously under conditions of both parametric and nonparametric uncertainty over various channels. Now, regarding the delay, due to the fact that the measurement of some variables is carried out in a significantly long-er time interval than the object constant, it is necessary to distinguish the time of measuring technological vari-ables and, in fact, the delay typical to the process itself, taking into account the difference between the channels. This leads to the fact that dynamic processes are essentially forced to be considered as inertialess with delay. Another significant feature is that the components of the output variables are stochastically dependent in ad-vance in an unknown manner. The use of correlation or dispersion relations in this case does not lead to success. A special analysis of T-processes and the ability to simulate such processes are required. In particular, this is one of the tasks of this article. It contains: T-processes, T-models and the corresponding heterogeneous control algorithms. The process of hydrodeparaffinization of diesel fuel is considered according to available data, which can be said a priori that they are incomplete, that is they do not reflect the complex behavior of the pro-cess. From here it follows that these data require replenishment, which today is not carried out for various rea-sons. Thus, the process of hydrodewaxing can be taken to the T-process. Modeling a multidimensional system based on real data has shown that in this problem the presetting effect for different objects should be different. The exception is only the setting actions for the entire complex or group of objects. Modeling was carried out on the basis of T-models considered in the article. It has already been not-ed that these models should not be taken as complete, giving an idea of reality. They will be subject to algorith-mic refinement during further research. The decision is made by the researcher. At this stage that an assessment is given that, under the circumstances, the resulting models and control algorithms can be adopted for use in a production environment. An attempt to use the existing theory of identification and control for the process of hydrodewaxing will inevitably lead to a significant degradation and increase in the cost of a computer system for operating the quality of this process.