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I roughly read the abstract as asserting that you could write down learning state of an individual as: x_i(1+r)^n_i Where the rate r is common but n_i (time s
by usgroup 4y ago
I roughly read the abstract as asserting that you could write down learning state of an individual as:
x_i(1+r)^n_i
Where the rate r is common but n_i (time spent) and x_i (starting position) are individual.
Sure that’s believable but I frankly can’t be bothered to read enough of this article to see how they argue that a model like that is physically relevant and not just yet another way of writing things down.