learning curve

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A learning curve is a graphical representation showing how proficiency or performance improves with experience or practice over time.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept ⓘ
graphical representation ⓘ
mathematical model ⓘ
appliedTo individual learners ⓘ
manufacturing processes ⓘ
organizations ⓘ
software adoption ⓘ
teams ⓘ
use of new tools or interfaces ⓘ
canBe approximated by exponential functions ⓘ
approximated by power law functions ⓘ
empirically measured ⓘ
statistically modeled ⓘ
canHaveShape gradual improvement over long period ⓘ
rapid early learning then diminishing returns ⓘ
steep initial improvement followed by plateau ⓘ
describes change in error rate with experience ⓘ
change in task completion time with practice ⓘ
improvement in performance with practice ⓘ
rate of learning over time ⓘ
hasAxis horizontal axis representing experience or practice ⓘ
vertical axis representing performance or proficiency ⓘ
hasDefinition graphical representation showing how proficiency or performance improves with experience or practice over time ⓘ
hasParameter amount of practice ⓘ
initial performance level ⓘ
learning rate ⓘ
performance ceiling ⓘ
hasProperty asymptote indicating maximum performance ⓘ
curvature indicating pattern of learning ⓘ
slope indicating speed of learning ⓘ
relatedTo experience curve ⓘ
forgetting curve ⓘ
performance improvement ⓘ
practice effect ⓘ
skill acquisition ⓘ
represents relationship between performance and experience ⓘ
relationship between proficiency and practice ⓘ
usedFor comparing difficulty of tasks or systems ⓘ
estimating productivity gains with experience ⓘ
forecasting future performance ⓘ
planning training duration ⓘ
usedIn business management ⓘ
economics ⓘ
education ⓘ
human–computer interaction ⓘ
industrial engineering ⓘ
operations management ⓘ
psychology ⓘ
skill acquisition research ⓘ
software engineering ⓘ
training design ⓘ

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