The method of semantic noise addition according to the propagandist's individual semantic line

Abstract

Modern processes in the state's information field cause an increase in the intensity of information and psychological warfare.
The processes of the reverse influence on the malefactor, who conducts destructive information propaganda need to be improved in
order to increase their effectiveness in counteracting information threats to the state and its citizens. The contradiction that arises in
implementing the reverse influence on the malefactor, and is that the target text must simultaneously attract the malefactor's attention and distort the field of structures' perception in which the means of the reverse influence are hidden can be solved by adding semantic information noise according to the propagandist's individual semantic line. However, the existing approaches and methods related to the information noise processing and addition into the text cannot be used to solve the posed problem, because they do not take into account the individual semantic component and the allowable entropy interval of the semantic noise. Thus, the method of semantic noise addition according to the propagandist's individual semantic line is developed, which allows to preserve the indivisible semantic component, that carries the main means of the reverse influence, provided paying the malefactor's attention to the text and increasing the overall level of his positive attitude to the text. Due to the defined interval of optimally permissible added semantic noise, the model of English text formation with added semantic information noise based on the improved method of English text's computerized formation in accordance with the propagandist's psycholinguistic portrait was described, which allowed to distort the malefactor's world of perception the indivisible semantic component for distraction of the propagandist's attention from means of the reverse influence on him and balancing a congruent situation of perception the semantic noise and the indivisible semantic component.