NAFASS in action: How to control randomness?

In this paper the original method of transformation of one random function to another one is suggested. The problem of transformation of one random function to another one is based on the NAFASS approach suggested previously by one of the authors (RRN) in paper [1]. The problem can be formulated as follows: is it possible to transform one random function to another one (the functional forms of the both functions are not known) during the fixed segment of time t 1? The solution of this problem shown in this paper gives a chance to manage with random functions that describe many complex systems, where the adequate model pretending on their functional or analytical description is not known. This transformation based on the successful solution of the Prony's problem gives unique chances to manage with some chemical processes, technological processes and understand better the general behavior of the different complex systems which cannot be managed by the human being. Besides this solution another solution of this problem related to control of detrended random sequences is considered also. © 2012 Elsevier B.V