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Learning in humans and machines : towards an interdisciplinary learning science

Title
Learning in humans and machines : towards an interdisciplinary learning science / edited by Peter Reimann and Hans Spada.
Publication
Oxford, U.K. ; New York : Pergamon, 1996.

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Additional Authors
  • Reimann, Peter
  • Spada, Hans
  • European Science Foundation
Description
xii, 241 pages; 24 cm
Subject
  • Learning
  • Machine learning
  • Cognitive learning
  • Transfer of training
Note
  • "This book is one of the outcomes of the ESF Scientific Programme on 'Learning in Humans and Machines'"--Acknowledgements.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents
  • 1. Towards an Interdisciplinary Learning Science / Peter Reimann and Hans Spada -- 2. A Cognitive Psychological Approach to Learning / Stella Vosniadou -- 3. Learning to Do and Learning to Understand: A Lesson and a Challenge for Cognitive Modeling / Stellan Ohlsson -- 4. Machine Learning: Case Studies of an Interdisciplinary Approach / Werner Emde -- 5. Mental and Physical Artifacts in Cognitive Practices / Roger Saljo -- 6. Learning Theory and Instructional Science / Erik De Corte -- 7. Knowledge Representation Changes in Humans and Machines / Lorenza Saitta / Task Force 1 -- 8. Multi-objective Learning With Multiple Representations / Maarten van Someren and Peter Reimann -- 9. Order Effects in Incremental Learning / Pat Langley -- 10. Situated Learning and Transfer / Hans Gruber, Lai-Chong Law, Heinz Mandl and Alexander Renkl -- 11. The Evolution of Research on Collaborative Learning / Pierre Dillenbourg, Michael Baker, Agnes Blaye and Claire O'Malley --
  • 12. A Developmental Case Study on Sequential Learning: The Day-Night Cycle / Katharina Morik and Stella Vosniadou.
ISBN
0080425690
LCCN
95025493
OCLC
  • 33164424
  • ocm33164424
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries