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Документ Method for diagnosing data errors of a computer system functioning in the system of residual classes(Національний технічний університет "Харківський політехнічний інститут", 2021) Koshman, Serhii; Krasnobayev, Victor; Nikolsky, SerhiiThe subject of the article is the development of a method for diagnosing data errors of a computer system functioning in the residue number system (RNS). This method is based on the tabular principle of data diagnostics operation implementation. The purpose of the article is to reduce the time of performing the operation of diagnosing the data of a computer system that functions in the RNS in the dynamics of the computational process. Tasks: to analyze the possible application of RNS as a number system in computer data processing systems; to investigate existing methods of data diagnostics and identify possible shortcomings in data diagnostics in the dynamics of the computational process with the introduction of minimal information redundancy; to develop a method for diagnosing the data presented in the RNS, which is based on the tabular principle of the implementation of the diagnostic operation. Research methods: methods of analysis and synthesis of computer systems, number theory, coding theory in RNS. The following results were obtained. The work shows that the data diagnostics is carried out after the control operation has been performed. To carry out the operation of diagnosing data in the RNS, when one-time errors occur, methods for determining an alternative set (AS) of numbers are used. In this case, the main disadvantage of the considered methods is the considerable time required to determine the AS. To reduce the time for determining the AC numbers in the work, the method for diagnosing data in the RNS has been improved. Improvement of the method involves the compilation of a table (the first stage) of correspondence to each correct number of a possible set of incorrect numbers when one-time errors occur in the data. Based on the analysis of the contents of the table of the first stage, a table (of the second stage) is drawn up of the correspondence of each incorrect number to the possible values of the correct numbers. Conclusions. The use of the improved method increases the efficiency of diagnostics of the data presented in the RNS by reducing the time for determining the AC numbers. This is achieved by quickly fetching pre-calculated AC table values.