The Learning Curve Equation
The Learning Curve Equation
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R = Rate of learning which indicates the relative rapidity with which the limit of practice is being approached. It THE LEARNING CURVE EQUATION 13 is numerically high for a low rate of approach and nu- merically low for a high rate of approach.
Equation 19 represents a learning curve which passes through the origin, i. E. , it starts with a zero score at zero formal practice. The majority of learning curves start with some finite score even at the initial performance. For learning curves which ...do not pass through the origin, the equation becomes _L(X P)_ (X+P)+R in which P = equivalent previous practice in terms of formal practice units.
Figure 3 represents the learning curve for subject No. 23 in the group of fifty-one typewriter students to be discussed in a later section. This curve is plotted between attainment, Y, in terms of the number of words written in a four minute test given weekly for seven months, and formal practice (X) in terms of the total number of pages written since entering the course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R = Rate of learning which indicates the relative rapidity with which the limit of practice is being approached. It THE LEARNING CURVE EQUATION 13 is numerically high for a low rate of approach and nu- merically low for a high rate of approach.
Equation 19 represents a learning curve which passes through the origin, i. E. , it starts with a zero score at zero formal practice. The majority of learning curves start with some finite score even at the initial performance. For learning curves which ...do not pass through the origin, the equation becomes _L(X P)_ (X+P)+R in which P = equivalent previous practice in terms of formal practice units.
Figure 3 represents the learning curve for subject No. 23 in the group of fifty-one typewriter students to be discussed in a later section. This curve is plotted between attainment, Y, in terms of the number of words written in a four minute test given weekly for seven months, and formal practice (X) in terms of the total number of pages written since entering the course.
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