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On the errors that learning machines will make
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 1994Associated with each learning system there is a class of learnable behaviors. If the target behavior to be acquired is in the learnable class, it will be learned perfectly. If it is outside that class, the machine will only be able to acquire a behavior that approximates the target and it will always make errors.
Alan W. Biermann +3 more
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The importance of learning from errors
Veterinary Record, 2017For most people, making an error at work – even a serious one – is something they can put behind them relatively easily. For vets, though, the stakes are high and a serious mistake can cause them emotional distress some time – even years – after the event. This side effect is known as ‘second victim syndrome’.
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Errors and Learning from Errors at Work
2012To understand what constitutes errors at work and, in particular, how productive learning might arise from those errors, it is necessary to go beyond viewing errors as only objective social facts. That is, only considering errors from the perspective of observable shortfalls in performance, as judged by others. Instead, it is neces-sary to also account
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On the Role of Error in Motor Learning
Journal of Motor Behavior, 2015The authors report 5 experiments that explored the role of error in motor learning. Participants practiced 4 distinct keypress sequences that varied in the amounts of advance information (i.e., choice) about which key to press next in the sequence. The amount of advance information resulted in differing levels of error during practice, which in general,
Timothy D, Lee +5 more
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THE ROLE OF ERRORS IN LEARNING WITH FEEDBACK
British Journal of Educational Psychology, 1966S ummary . The extent to which errors interfere with efficient learning was examined in two experiments in which punchboards were used to provide immediate feedback.
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Feedback Error Learning with insufficient excitation
2008 47th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2008Control-theoretical studies on feedback error learning (FEL) have been active recently. The authors generalized this scheme to multi-input multi-output (MIMO) systems with application to writing one-stroke characters by a two-link manipulator.
Kenji Sugimoto +2 more
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Learning from Errors in Aviation
2001The most important lesson learned in the history of aviation is the following, “The total elimination of human error is an unrealistic goal, since errors are a normal part of human behaviour” (ICAO Circular 238-AN/143).
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Trial-and-error correlation learning
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks, 1993A new learning architecture is proposed for hardware implementation of neural networks. In this architecture, each synaptic weight is intentionally changed for each trial and then modified in proportion to the trial-and-error correlation between the changes in the weight and the total output error.
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Learning with Errors over Rings
2010The “learning with errors” (LWE) problem is to distinguish random linear equations, which have been perturbed by a small amount of noise, from truly uniform ones. The problem has been shown to be as hard as worst-case lattice problems, and in recent years it has served as the foundation for a plethora of cryptographic applications.
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Analysis of Error Terms of Signatures Based on Learning with Errors
2017Lyubashevsky proposed a lattice-based digital signature scheme based on short integer solution SIS problem without using trapdoor matrices [12]. Bai and Galbraith showed that the hard problem in Lyubashevsky's scheme can be changed from SIS to SIS and learning with errors LWE [4]. Using this change, they could compress the signatures.
Jeongsu Kim +6 more
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