Artificial intelligence as the core of production of the future: Machine learning and intellectual decision supports
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Aleksei V. Bogoviz | Anastasia A. Kurilova | Tatyana E. Kozhanova | Anastasia A. Sozinova | A. Bogoviz | A. Kurilova | A. Sozinova | T. E. Kozhanova
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