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Artificial Intelligence tasks refer to challenges or activities that, when executed by machines, mimic cognitive functions associated with human intelligence.

These functions include learning from experience, interpreting and generating human language, recognizing and interpreting visual content, performing actions in the physical or virtual world, applying logic to solve problems and make decisions, and understanding spoken words.

The objective of AI tasks is to automate or enhance processes that traditionally require human intelligence, thereby improving efficiency, accuracy, and scalability.

Input

The data or pattern that the model is expected to process. This could be anything from rows of numerical data, images, text, audio signals, to sequences of actions in an environment. The nature of the input is determined by the problem domain and the specific task at hand.

Output

The prediction, classification, decision, or other types of response that the model generates based on the input. The output is the model's answer to the task it is designed to perform, such as a label in classification, a value in regression, or a specific action.

Goal

The specific goal that the task aims to achieve, which guides the selection of the learning algorithm and the design of the model. The objective is often encapsulated in a loss function or objective function that the model seeks to optimize during training.

Learning Strategy

The method by which the model learns from data to perform its task. Different tasks may require different learning algorithms and hyperparameter optimization as to be able to extract as much information as posible from the trainable data.

Evaluation Metric

The criterion used to assess the performance of the model on the task. This could be standard accuracy, precision, recall, or error representations (for classification, regression or diffussion tasks) or more complex metrics designed for specific applications.

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