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Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1985
Reams have been written on teaching ability and more will be. There is much vulgar enthusiasm and too little recognition of the deeper meaning of the remark that the verb to teach is not a transitive verb. Why not assume that a teacher leads mainly by his example and that like pathologists we can more readily recognize the result than define the ...
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Reams have been written on teaching ability and more will be. There is much vulgar enthusiasm and too little recognition of the deeper meaning of the remark that the verb to teach is not a transitive verb. Why not assume that a teacher leads mainly by his example and that like pathologists we can more readily recognize the result than define the ...
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An experiment with browsers that learn
2000Abstract World Wide Web (WWW) usage is increasing rapidly. Users waste time downloading pages that turn out to have no interest to them. Interesting pages are often overlooked. Modern browsers allow the user to specify search strings.
Rupert Parson, Stephen H. Muggleton
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Learning in Cournot Oligopoly: An Experiment [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 1997 This experiment was designed to test various learning theories in the context of a Cournot oligopoly. We derive theoretical predictions for the learning theories and test these predictions by varying the information given to subjects. The results show that some subjects imitate successful behavior if they have the necessary information; and if they ...
Steffen Huck +2 more
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Learning from Experience? [PDF]
, 2006 Natural streams and rivers have the ability to scour bed materials and to carry a large amount of solid particles. When a dam wall is built across a river, it often acts as a sediment trap. After several years of use, a reservoir might become filled with sediments and cease to provide water storage.
Chanson, Hubert, James, D. Patrick
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1989
Publisher Summary This chapter reviews two robots that can learn how the world behaves in, and improves their own performance over time based on the information gathered. The underlying architecture of such robots would be of the abstract agent variety and implemented in CommonLisp.
Matthew T. Mason +2 more
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Publisher Summary This chapter reviews two robots that can learn how the world behaves in, and improves their own performance over time based on the information gathered. The underlying architecture of such robots would be of the abstract agent variety and implemented in CommonLisp.
Matthew T. Mason +2 more
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Enhancing learning experiences
Veterinary Record, 2016Equine thermographer Elaine Hall wanted to improve her teaching skills so she enrolled on a course that could equip her with the skills she needed to improve her students' learning ...
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Experiments with Projection Learning
2002Excessive information is known to degrade the classification performance of many machine learning algorithms. Attribute-efficient learning algorithms can tolerate irrelevant attributes without their performance being affected too much. Valiant's projection learning is a way to combine such algorithms so that this desired property is maintained.
Tapio Elomaa, Jussi T. Lindgren
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Emergency Nurse, 2009
It is always bittersweet to have students in the emergency department because, just as they settle in to their placements, they move on to new clinical experiences.
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It is always bittersweet to have students in the emergency department because, just as they settle in to their placements, they move on to new clinical experiences.
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Learning the value of experience
BrainThis scientific commentary refers to ‘Impaired value-based decision-making in Parkinson’s disease apathy’ by Gilmour et al. (https://doi.org/10.1093/brain/awae025).
Campbell Le Heron, Trevor T J Chong
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e‐Learning: The student experience
British Journal of Educational Technology, 2007Abstract The paper draws on in‐depth qualitative. comments from student evaluation of an e‐learning module on an MSc in Information Technologies and Management, to develop a picture of their perspective on the experience. Questionnaires that yielded some basic quantitative data and a rich seam of qualitative data were administered ...
Jennifer Gilbert +2 more
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