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This means the rate at which it learns to play is far slower than any human.

Specifically, we employ a neural network predictor fitted using a set of solution samples from which it learns to generate subsequent basis functions at a lower computational cost than solving the local problems.

Removing cataracts without delay can allow a baby to develop decent vision; waiting on surgery more than a few years can mean banishing a child to a netherworld of vague shapes for the rest of its life, as the brain misses out on a critical period in the early months during which it learns how to interpret sensory input.

Informing a system of these differences can be done by manually annotating the text corpus from which it learns — but who wants to go through millions of words making a note on which queen is which?

Females also provision their young with energy reserves, stored in a liver that comprises one-fifth of the pup's weight, which sustains the newborn until it learns to hunt for itself.

The module learns in the first step to combine multi-modal sensory information, based on which it subsequently learns to control a kinematic arm.

In a 1958 speech, later printed in Harper's magazine, he called it "the ground upon which I learned to stand".

Although the government would never admit it in public, it wants to give its newly incorporated post office breathing space in which it can learn to operate as a fully commercial entity.But governments also change their positions.

It is also restricting the import of goods, such as fizzy drinks, which it has learnt to manufacture under the siege.

DeepMind was also developed using computer games, which it eventually learned to play to a "superhuman" level, and DeepMind programs are now able to play – and defeat – professional players of the Chinese board game Go.

She used a rare brand of chewing tobacco called Stuff It, which she learned to chew when she was playing Nicaraguan summer ball.