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learning curve

learning curve

a graphic representation of the course of learning of an individual or a group. A measure of performance (e.g., gains, errors) is plotted along the vertical axis; the horizontal axis plots trials or time. Also called acquisition curve. See negative acceleration; positive acceleration.

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