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Titule: CONSTRUCTION OF EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE AS A BASE FOR THE TEACHING OF CONCEPTS OF MACHINE LEARNING (OPTIMIZE, PATTERNS, LEARNING, INDUCTION, BEHAVIORS) |
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This project is supported and consistent with the objectives of support to improve and provide educational tools that provides the foundation OLPC (One Laptop Per Child). So the project was recorded, presented and approved at an early stage by the foundation. |
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Within a perspective of improvement and renewal of education, research and teaching of new concepts seeking alternative routes for the transmission of new concepts. The project specifically covers concepts related to Machine Learning (Learning Automatic). |
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That is why this work attempts to test the applicability and use of a model for the design and construction of an educational software to address the concepts defined, and verify the effectiveness of their use. |
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 20 December 2008
DESCRIPTION
Titule: CONSTRUCTION OF EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE AS A BASE FOR THE TEACHING OF CONCEPTS OF MACHINE LEARNING (OPTIMIZE, PATTERNS, LEARNING, INDUCTION, BEHAVIORS)
Abstract: This project is supported and consistent with the objectives of support to improve and provide educational tools that provides the foundation OLPC (One Laptop Per Child). So the project was recorded, presented and approved at an early stage by the foundation. Within a perspective of improvement and renewal of education, research and teaching of new concepts seeking alternative routes for the transmission of new concepts. The project specifically covers concepts related to Machine Learning (Learning Automatic). That is why this work attempts to test the applicability and use of a model for the design and construction of an educational software to address the concepts defined, and verify the effectiveness of their use.