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An Indecisiveness in Problems of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Aleksa Svetozar Srdanov

Abstract


The problem of indecisiveness is integral part in each scientific research. However, it is still not a certainty whether this problem has an objective nature. In this paper we will extend the analysis of the sources and causes of indecisiveness and define the new categories that are a stumbling block in writing high quality software. Based on a sample, we will propose several ways to classify indecisiveness. Specifically, we will investigate indecisiveness related to a human, machine and environment. In some cases, it is possible to distinguish between remediable and unavoidable indecisiveness depending on the cause.

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Indecisiveness; Artificial Intelligence; Machine Learning

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.32629/jai.v3i1.93

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