Abstract
This chapter deals with CRT calculations. The idea of experimenting,
optimization, simulation, data mining, and large data is explained in plain language
before introducing the intelligent architectures, which turn data into CRT system
judgments. Most of the architecture may be employed in any circumstance outside the
CRT. However, increasing this architecture to the ability of CRT provides unparalleled
computing skills for both offline and real-time decision-making. In this chapter,
augmenting these architectures with CRT capabilities offers unprecedented
computational capabilities for offline and real-time decision-making situations equally.
Keywords: Analytic mind, Business intelligence, Big data, Conceptualization, Computer networking, Cause-effect connection, Data mining, Evolutionary algorithm, Global optimal solution, Human-in-loop simulation, HCI, Mapping points, Negotiation-based optimization, Resilience, Simulation CRT, Search optimization, Social intelligence, Secure communication, Think to model.
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