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Towards this end, first for the fault detection task two types of dynamic neural networks are used and compared to learn the engine dynamics.

Especially, he adds, "when compared to learning the incredibly useful ability of being able to speak Chinese".

We targeted MLD, as it is under-researched compared to learning disabilities with similar prevalence and socioeconomic impact12.

Study 2 investigated whether mixed learning environments consisting of lectures and case-based learning could enhance students' approaches to learning, compared to learning environments in which either lectures or case-based learning were used.

Based on cognitive load theory, there are theoretical reasons to hypothesize that exposure to new content in a foreign language without any foreign language instructional support may interfere with rather than facilitate learning compared to learning language and content separately.

The RKR for key messages was higher in group 2 when compared to learning content at all time points.

This procedure may generate slightly different weights compared to learning forward and backward connections at once but ensure stability and effectivity of the learning approach.

Compared to learning based on local generalizations, the number of patterns that can be obtained using a distributed representation scales quickly with the number of learnt factors.

I had a momentary feeling that can only be compared to learning that your sister was marrying the Prince of Europeburg and would henceforth not be allowed to co-populate with low-class Midwestern folk like you.

In psychology, facilitation effects in visual discrimination experiments have been reported previously for learning intra-dimensional shifts compared to learning extra-dimensional shifts [33] [36].

However, this model fails to capture the effect of facilitated learning of the second instance of a structure compared to learning the first instance (e.g. facilitated learning of the left-shift when preceded by a right-shift).