Scope of anthropomorphic system functioning

The anthropomorphic principle, as a rule, is a big part of systems created by us approximately reproducing certain functions of the human body. Functions carry out goal-setting, resource planning, building a strategy for achieving goals, etc. Since these principles reproduce the functions of the human body, survival is the defining parameter of anthropomorphic systems. Main part. The intellectual component of the anthropomorphic system, mainly manifests in its multi-criteria, which initiates the selection, at each stage of operation, of the main criterion, from a variety of alternative ones that are within the limits of the restrictions. The choice of the main criterion, as a rule, consists in the research of models in which survival is a decisive parameter contributing to the determination of erroneous choices. An example of a specific application of an anthropomorphic system is given, in which the choice of the main criterion becomes more accurate with its modification through the application of fractal formalism. Conclusions. The choice of the scope of anthropomorphic system functioning is shown using the fractal approach, which contributes to its identification.