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of users in the search and use of data. In this paper,
we propose the operation of generating hypotheses
based on existing rules to reduce this dependence.
Even with a small experimentally confirmed
material, many hypotheses can be constructed,
which will then be tested by experiment.
Evaluating the effect of the proposed approach,
we should pay attention to reducing the collective
costs of finding useful information. It is known that
the complexity of searching among N objects at best
requires O(logN) operations. Such costs in the case
of individual work are inevitable and are summed up
for all users of the geoservice. When you reuse an
element already found, the complexity is O(1),
which for the user community gives a significant
gain.
Further research can focus on the generalization
and transfer of the evolutionary principle to network
services of another purpose.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work has been supported by the Ministry of
Education and Science of the Russian Federation
under Project 2.918.2017.
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