Reflexive control of behavior by handwriting in the case of chaos

As a principle of control we choose the principle of reflexive control proposed by Lefebvre (1967). As a model of an agent we use the model of a subject and a model of binary choice. In the binary choice model, we consider a subject choosing between a positive and a negative pole. Under some conditions the subject is represented by the function X1=x1/(x1+x2-x1x2), where X1,x1,x2 are elements of [0,1]. The value of X1 is interpreted as the readiness to choose a positive pole with probability X1. The value of x1 is the frequency of the impulses toward a positive pole (at the time of the subject making his choice). The value of x2 is the mean frequency of the impulses toward a positive pole, sent to the subject in similar previous situations. The approach described solves the problem of extracting the logical content from the handwritten message. The main idea, which comes from the biological approach, is that a character is not only an image pattern but also a movement pattern