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Higher Learning

2023
The existence and use of restorative justice has evolved in the past 50 years. This includes research related to the development and effectiveness of such within a number of academic and professional areas. It also includes the types of practical activities and processes based upon the theoretical premise of restorative justice, which is referred to as
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Learning higher order correlations

Neural Networks, 1993
Abstract We present an extension of Oja's learning algorithm for principal component analysis which is capable of adapting the weights of a higher order neuron to pick up higher order correlations from a given data set. The output of such a neuron is recognised as a decision hypersurface in the data space and as such the generalised Oja neuron may be
John G. Taylor, Stephen Coombes
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Learning from higher education

Negotiation Journal, 1986
revailing myths to the contrary, inP stitutions of higher education are not always sedate enclaves of scholarly interaction. "The Ivory Tower," like all hierarchical organizations, is fraught with the day-to-day tug and pull of its members' needs, beliefs, feelings and misunderstandings. In short, there is often conflict on campus.
J. Janelle Shubert, Joseph P. Folger
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Higher Education without Higher Learning

2012
What will hold America back in this century is the quality and quantity of student learning in college. Our colleges and universities are failing to deliver true higher learning — learning that prepares graduates to meet and excel at the challenges of life, work, and citizenship.
Richard P. Keeling, Richard H. Hersh
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Higher order Q-Learning

2011 IEEE Symposium on Adaptive Dynamic Programming and Reinforcement Learning (ADPRL), 2011
Higher order learning is a statistical relational learning framework in which relationships between different instances of the same class are leveraged (Ganiz, Lytkin and Pottenger, 2009). Learning can be supervised or unsupervised. In contrast, reinforcement learning (Q-Learning) is a technique for learning in an unknown state space.
Ashley Edwards, William M. Pottenger
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Learning Systems in Higher Education

Sixth IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT'06), 2006
The paper studies the problem of learning process organizing in higher education institutions. Different computer-based learning systems types are described. Architecture of the most popular of them is shown. Learning objects concept is outlined. Various learning objects tasks types are considered.
Larissa Zaitseva, Jekaterina Bule
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