"learn the background" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the process of learning and understanding the facts or information related to a particular subject. For example, "Before we dive into the new project, let's take a moment to learn the background and get up to speed."
We learn the background of a photo of Tyson at age ten.
In a prelude, delivered by several characters directly to the audience with a Shakespearean attitude toward comic artifice (think of Puck at the end of "A Midsummer Night's Dream") but contemporary lingo ("What happened is this" is the repeated refrain), we learn the background, which conjures up a tale of mythic proportions.
The underlying intuition exploited here is that one Gaussian would learn speech, while the other is expected to learn the background distribution characteristics.
Between the two, EBS has some more problems with camouflage, while MOG has problems when there are not enough uncluttered frames to learn the background model.
Click on the photo and you learn the background of both.
See the minimalist, oneiric visual for the flourescent synths of album track "Castrati Stack," and learn the background of the making of Love Streams which will be the artist's eighth album in total and his first for 4AD.
While the congregation is learning the background of Mr. Wright's sermons, Dr. Barber said, church members have expressed anger over their belief that Mr. Wright's words have been twisted and taken out of context in the campaign.
The spectrogram decomposition was found to perform well in learning the background model, since the sounds produced by musical instruments are well represented with the model [31].
"Sometimes we can hear a little bit of noise in our samples, it's because we trained our models on real-world data and the model is learning the background noise or microphone noise.
The thing that surprised me was just learning the background of other guards.
From Los Angeles the pair travelled to Las Vegas, where they stayed at the Sands Hotel; Fleming interviewed the hotel owner, Jack Entratter, where he learnt the background to the security systems and methods of cheating that he used in the novel.
