About an autonomous adaptive control methodology

We present the basis of the original autonomous adaptive control (AAC) methodology. It is an approach to the design of intelligent systems that simulate structure and functions of the nervous system and brain. The AAC methodology idea is that structure and functions of the nervous system are forced to follow the control system conditions at an initial moment. The initial conditions are: (a) the control system (CS) is a discrete device; (b) the CS is located inside of the controlled object; (c) the CS has minimum initial knowledge. We briefly described the AAC CS structure and functions. The AAC CS can be made, for example, in neural networks form.