Experimental Results of Econometric Modeling of Economic Processes

Econometric modeling is undeniably pivotal in forecasting and evaluation, playing a key role in ensuring the stability of economic processes. However, the demand for such models has grown, becoming an increasingly pressing issue. Enhancing the stability and fault tolerance of software and technical systems is of paramount importance, especially to ensure their reliable real-time operation. The global expansion of the Internet has unified the information space and brought about significant changes in IT. This has also led to an increased number of failures in the information systems of economic entities. Although collecting statistical data and forecasting failures, disruptions, and downtimes might seem straightforward, it is more fitting to employ structural modeling based on global experiences with 24/7 online systems. In the forthcoming article, we will discuss how the effectiveness of software, operating under uncertain external influences, can be improved through control methods. We will also analyze experimental results derived from forecasts using the econometric model.