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| | What it is | The acquisition of information in order to improve performance with respect to some Goal or set of Goals. | | | What it is | The acquisition of information in order to improve performance with respect to some Goal or set of Goals. | |
| | Learning from experience | A method for learning. Also called "learning by doing": An Agent <m>A</m> does action <m>a</m> to phenomenon <m>p</m> in context <m>c</m> and uses the result to improve its ability to act on Goals involving <m>p</m>. All higher-level Earth-bound intelligences learn from experience. | | | Learning from experience | A method for learning. Also called "learning by doing": An Agent <m>A</m> does action <m>a</m> to phenomenon <m>p</m> in context <m>c</m> and uses the result to improve its ability to act on Goals involving <m>p</m>. All higher-level Earth-bound intelligences learn from experience. | |
| | Learning by obser on | A method for learning. An Agent <m>A</m> learns how to achieve Goal <m>G</m> by receiving realtime information about some other Agent <m>A'</m> achieving Goal <m>G</m> by doing action <m>a</m>. | | | Learning by observation | A method for learning. An Agent <m>A</m> learns how to achieve Goal <m>G</m> by receiving realtime information about some other Agent <m>A'</m> achieving Goal <m>G</m> by doing action <m>a</m>. | |
| | Learning from reasoning | A method for learning. Using deduction, induction and abduction to simulate, generalize, and infer, respectively, new information from acquired information. \\ Most effectively used in combination with Learning from Experience. | | | Learning from reasoning | A method for learning. Using deduction, induction and abduction to simulate, generalize, and infer, respectively, new information from acquired information. \\ Most effectively used in combination with Learning from Experience. | |
| | Multi-objective learning | Learning while aiming to achieve more than one Goal. | | | Multi-objective learning | Learning while aiming to achieve more than one Goal. | |
