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Bаsed оn the script: Click here fоr the cоde The script Gаme.py implements а Tic-Tac-Toe game and trains a simple TensorFlow model for its AI. This question focuses on making basic modifications to this AI's data generation, model structure, and training. Modify the script Game.py by implementing the following five changes: (1 point) In the generate_sample_data function, change the num_samples that are generated from the default value (e.g., 1000) to 500. (1 point) In the create_model function, locate the first Dense layer (it's tf.keras.layers.Dense(64, activation='relu')). Change the number of units (neurons) in this layer from 64 to 32. (1 point) In the create_model function, for the same first Dense layer mentioned in Task 2, change its activation function from 'relu' to 'sigmoid'. (1 point) Locate the line where the AI model is trained (it looks like model.fit(boards, moves, epochs=5)). Change the number of epochs for training from 5 to 13. (1 point) In the ai_move_thread method, find the line where predictions = self.model.predict(board_input)[0] is assigned. Immediately after this line, add a new line to print(predictions) to the console. This will allow you to see the raw output probabilities from the AI model for each move.