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Thommandru et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Towards applicability of artificial intelligence in healthcare, banking and education sector

Thommandru et al., 2022

Document ID
7380246690191931278
Author
Thommandru A
Mutkule P
Bandi A
Tongkachok K
Publication year
Publication venue
ECS Transactions

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Abstract Machine learning is the result of a combination of computational and artificial intelligence. They use the human mind as a model to construct intelligent computers capable of solving real-world problems. It encompasses neuro computing, fuzzy logic, and …
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