This work relies heavily on ingesting and learning from large music data sets.
"The basic assumption," says the CLTS handbook, "is that no one can remain unmoved once they have learned that they are ingesting other people's shit".
"The basic assumption," says the CLTS handbook, "is that no human being can stay unmoved once they have learned that they are ingesting other people's shit".
The real problem is that, from decades of sitting on couches passively ingesting sitcoms and Hollywood movies, Americans have learned too well how to manufacture happy endings.
And, whereas each new dermatology resident needs to start from scratch, Thrun's algorithm keeps ingesting, growing, and learning.
There were no significant differences between those subjects who were subsequently treated with placebo versus those treated with DCS (ingested immediately following learning).
These sets are meant to be ingested by other machine learning algorithms, so they need to be both diverse and accurately labeled.
If Bragg's name were removed from the book, he would surely be the sole candidate for its authorship: only he, with the massive doses of "learning" he ingests for each episode of In Our Time (not to mention his other projects), could cover David Hume and the big bang on the same page, or quote an "early pope" in a description of a pie and pea supper.
Heather Stapleton, an environmental chemist at Duke University, points out that the link between PBDEs and health problems in cats is reminiscent of the revelation 25 years ago that children ingesting lead in household dust experienced learning problems.
There have been major advances in "deep learning" neural networks, which learn by ingesting large amounts of data: IBM has taught its A.I. system, Watson, everything from cooking, to finance, to medicine; and Facebook, Google, and Microsoft have made great strides in face recognition and human-like speech systems.
When lead is ingested by children, it can cause learning disabilities and behavioral problems.
