The phrase "a learning example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance or case that serves as a model for learning or understanding a concept.
Example: "This case study serves as a learning example of effective team collaboration in a remote work environment."
Alternatives: "an educational instance of" or "a teaching example of".
Each plasmid and chromosome with more than 200 kb was considered as a learning example for the regression task of predicting the AAC of prokaryotic proteomes.
Common principles derived from these research areas emphasize the importance of: a) learning with examples of a particular case, b) providing multiple examples, c) linking examples to underlying principles and d) prompting learners to make connections between examples and principles [ 9].
Results on DOMOTICA-3 are shown in Figure 4 as a function of the number of learning examples in the training set.
The public release of the CHEMDNER corpus directly alleviates this issue, allowing us to train our CRF model on a massive number and variety of learning examples.
The worked-example effect is a typical example of a learning effect derived from CLT [6].
For the first problem, incidentally in this case, he or she can find a good counter-example in "A Scientific Approach to Teaching about Evolution and Special Creation" by Anton E. Lawson (1999, I-7), presented in FEE as a paradigmatic example of a "learning cycle approach".
In what he calls a serendipitous design, psychologist Robert Stickgold of Harvard Medical School in Boston and colleagues decided to include five people with amnesia in a study of sleep and learning, using Tetris as an example of learning a complex skill.
Given a set of examples, a learning program tries to induce rules that describe each class.
Ella ($30; openfieldsoftware.com) uses a different approach, learning from examples of mail you've already received.
Postgraduate medical education is an unique setting in which patient care, teaching and learning are interconnected to each other and can't be seen separately; i.e. PGME is a excellent example of learning in a workplace setting [ 2].
