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Abstract

This article analyzes machine learning ways for classifying traffic filtering: supervised learning and unsupervised learning; semi-supervised learning; reinforcement learning- classification and their use for segmentation and recognition of objects. A method of teaching with supervised learning for filtering traffic is applied, and a classifier training model with supervised learning is proposed.

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