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== From the IB == | |||
Using knowledge, such as the syntax of a language, leads to an appreciation of the difficulties involved in machine language learning. Students should be familiar with the concept of cognitive learning and the use of heuristics and probabilities in machine learning. | |||
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HL content: Modeling & Simulation[1]
From the IB[edit]
Using knowledge, such as the syntax of a language, leads to an appreciation of the difficulties involved in machine language learning. Students should be familiar with the concept of cognitive learning and the use of heuristics and probabilities in machine learning.
Standards[edit]
- Discuss the differences between human and machine learning when related to language.