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1975 IEEE Conference on Decision and Control including the 14th Symposium on Adaptive Processes, 1975
Some characteristics of model reference adaptive control systems are described with a special attention to the learning aspects in adaptation. Learning aspects in adaptation does not necessarily require an explicit identification scheme as demanded in most of the published research literature.
Madan M. Gupta, Peter N. Nikiforuk
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Some characteristics of model reference adaptive control systems are described with a special attention to the learning aspects in adaptation. Learning aspects in adaptation does not necessarily require an explicit identification scheme as demanded in most of the published research literature.
Madan M. Gupta, Peter N. Nikiforuk
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part B (Cybernetics), 2010
The six papers in this special issue represent both the theoretical and application flavors of adaptive and learning systems.
Sudip Misra +2 more
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The six papers in this special issue represent both the theoretical and application flavors of adaptive and learning systems.
Sudip Misra +2 more
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Adaptive Learning Technologies
AI Magazine, 2020Adaptive learning refers to technologies that dynamically adjust to the level or type of course content based on an individual's abilities or skill attainment, in ways that accelerate a learner's performance with both automated and instructor interventions.
Capuano, Nicola, Caballé, Santi
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Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2007
Abstract We analyze practical aspects of implementing adaptive learning in the context of forward looking linear models. We focus on how to set initial conditions for three popular algorithms, namely recursive least squares, stochastic gradient and constant gain learning.
Carceles-Poveda, Eva +1 more
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Abstract We analyze practical aspects of implementing adaptive learning in the context of forward looking linear models. We focus on how to set initial conditions for three popular algorithms, namely recursive least squares, stochastic gradient and constant gain learning.
Carceles-Poveda, Eva +1 more
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Negotiation as adaptive learning
International Negotiation, 1996The main theses of this paper are 1) that there are such things as "negotiating strategies," 2) that negotiating strategies are acquired from experience from a variety of often dissimilar events, and 3) that when those strategies are brought together at the bargaining table, they usually bring about agreements that are sub-optimal from an overall ...
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SecEd, 2017
Key among the skills our students need in today's world are adaptability and resilience, both of which link to emotional intelligence. Karen Sullivan advises
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Key among the skills our students need in today's world are adaptability and resilience, both of which link to emotional intelligence. Karen Sullivan advises
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Learning as adaptation of the infant
Acta Paediatrica, 1994The present report advocates an adaptive, ecological approach to the study of learning in infants. Concepts of developmental niche and ontogenetic adaptation are applied to early mammalian development. Within this conceptual framework, it is asserted that learning cannot be fully understood separately from a behaving body; that learning is a dimension ...
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Educational Psychologist, 2003
It has long been known that differences among individuals have an effect on learning. Dick Snow's research on aptitude-treatment interactions (ATIs) was designed to investigate and quantify these effects, and more recent research in this vein has clearly established that these effects can be quantified and predicted.
Brendon Towle, Valerie J. Shute
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It has long been known that differences among individuals have an effect on learning. Dick Snow's research on aptitude-treatment interactions (ATIs) was designed to investigate and quantify these effects, and more recent research in this vein has clearly established that these effects can be quantified and predicted.
Brendon Towle, Valerie J. Shute
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2017
Learning to Adapt is a novel of slow-motion disaster. It tells the story of one-hit-wonder songwriter Sim Henrie, who has gone into hiding to gradually go broke, but then takes a job with a paint crew. It's a meditation on celebrity, paranoia, and surveillance, but it's also a gripping construction-worker drama.
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Learning to Adapt is a novel of slow-motion disaster. It tells the story of one-hit-wonder songwriter Sim Henrie, who has gone into hiding to gradually go broke, but then takes a job with a paint crew. It's a meditation on celebrity, paranoia, and surveillance, but it's also a gripping construction-worker drama.
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Adaptive Learning Objects for t-learning
IEEE Latin America Transactions, 2007IDTV (Interactive Digital TV) opens new learning opportunities for those social groups that would hardly have access to traditional forms of education. However, viewers are not usually active learners, for this reason, education through IDTV should be offered in an attractive way, so as they get engaged in the learning experience.
Marta Rey Lopez +4 more
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