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                  Different type of tasks that can be performed using unsuper-
               vised learning are as follows:
               • Robotics and industrial automation
               • Video game agents
               • Chatbots
               • Text summarization

               2.12 Artificial neural network
                  The development of machine learning algorithms in AI is
               dominated by neural networks (NNs). Inspired by biological neu-
               rons working in the human brain, the NNs were created to mimic
               the working of a human brain. An interconnection of these
               neurons induces a large amount of computational power that
               leads to solving complex tasks, which are otherwise extremely
               difficult to solve using normal computational algorithms. An
               interconnection of these neurons induces a large amount of
               computational power that leads to solving complex tasks. Warren
               McCulloch and Walter Pitts (1943) [47] developed a computa-
               tional model based on theoretical model for the NNs. This model
               laid the groundwork for two approaches in NN research: one for
               study of biological NN of the brain and other is application of arti-
               ficial neural network (ANN).
                  ANNs are computer systems that are based on the neural bio-
               logical networks of humans’ and animals’ brains. An ANN
               consists of an artificial neurons array of attached units. A signal
               can be transmitted from each link between the neurons. The
               neuron that is obtained will interpret and then transfer the sig-
               nal(s) to linked downstream neurons. Neurons usually have
               states between 0 and 1, which are represented by real numbers.
               The weights of neurons differ even with increasing learning,
               which can increase or decrease the strength of the message to
               other neurons.


               3. Deep learning
                  Deep learning is a type of machine learning where complex
               data are modeled using a structure, which tends to mimic the hu-
               man brain; it uses multiple layers of simple processing units
               called neurons much like the neurons in a human brain. It en-
               ables these algorithms to have multiple levels of abstraction.
               These structures are called ANN. The primary difference between
               deep learning algorithms and older learning algorithms is that the
               older algorithms tend to reach a plateau after a certain period of
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