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Analysis reveals cognitive models can enhance decision-making in cost management by predicting cost levels based on identifiable parameters.
The purpose of this study is to develop cognitive models of industrial enterprise cost management, which act as a tool for visualization and analysis of identifiable parameters, conditions and relationships. The authors substantiate the use of cognitive models for decision-making in cost management. The paper examines the potential and features of using such models to predict the level of industrial enterprise costs under the influence of identifiable parameters. The cognitive modeling tool makes it possible to determine and measure the influence of identifiable parameters that can both stimulate and restrain the implementation of various strategies for managing industrial enterprise costs.
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