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Hierarchy as a learning platform

VINE, 2006
PurposeThe purpose of this article is to build a new frame of reference for exploring the value of hierarchy as a learning platform as organizations move away from bureaucracies and toward complex adaptive behavior.Design/methodology/approachObservations of the behaviors of horses and the hierarchical structure within which they function are introduced
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Learning Concept Hierarchy from Folksonomy

2011 Eighth Web Information Systems and Applications Conference, 2011
Users often use tags to annotate and categorize web content. A folksonomy is a system of classification derived from the practice and method of collaboratively creating and managing tags. The most significant feature of a folksonomy is that it directly reflects the vocabulary of users. This feature is very useful in tag-based content searching and user
Shu-Bin Cai, Heng Sun, Sishan Gu, Zhong Ming 0001   +3 more
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Learning in the Judicial Hierarchy

The Journal of Politics, 2017
I argue the Supreme Court learns to craft legal rules by relying on the Courts of Appeals as laboratories of law, observing their decisions and reviewing those that best inform legal development. I develop a model that shows how the Supreme Court leverages multiple Courts of Appeals decisions to identify which will be most informative to review, and ...
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Metareasoning-Based Learning for Classification Hierarchies

2010 Fourth IEEE International Conference on Self-Adaptive and Self-Organizing Systems Workshop, 2010
This paper takes a metareasoning-based approach to classification learning, framing the learning problem as one of self-diagnosis and self-adaptation. Artificial Intelligence (AI) research on metareasoning for agent self-adaptation has generally focused on modifying the agent’s reasoning processes.
Joshua Jones, Ashok K. Goel 0001
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The Validation of a Learning Hierarchy

American Educational Research Journal, 1974
Nine stages in the validation of a learning hierarchy are described. The stages are an amendment to previous methods of validation. It is shown that they lead to strong evidence in support of Gagné’s postulate that generalized intellectual skills are learned hierarchically while specific individual facts, termed verbalized knowledge, are not.
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Learning racial hierarchies

Journal of Workplace Learning, 2012
PurposeThis paper aims to focus on the communications skills training given to transnational call center workers in India whose jobs involve providing customer service to Western customers. Emotion work is a key component of customer service jobs, and this work is constructed as an important soft skill.Design/methodology/approachBetween 2002 and 2009 ...
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Learning Hierarchies: a critique

Educational Psychology, 1983
Abstract Learning hierarchies have received much attention from developmental and instructional psychologists. This article notes that conceptual confusions and methodological deficiencies occur in much of the research so far published. The conceptual confusions concern the terminology used; the ‘likelihood’ or ‘causal’ relationships between elements ...
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Research into Learning Hierarchies

Review of Educational Research, 1973
Learning hierarchy research began with a small preliminary study by Gagne (1962), in which he attempted to teach seven children how to find formulas for sums of terms in number series. Gagne suggested that this skill could not be acquired unless the learners possessed certain prerequisite skills, which were identified by asking "what would the ...
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Machine Learning in Epigenetic Diseases

Medical Epigenetics, 2021
Robert E Akins, Karyn Robinson
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Hierarchy of Learning

American Scientist, 2020
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