A map for exploring
The four labs show different forms of learning. Use this map to choose a question, then test it in a lab.
A handwritten digit becomes a set of signals. The learner weighs them, makes a decision and adjusts when it is wrong.
Compare a model taught with right answers against groups formed using measurements alone.
Several learning units work together to recognise more complicated patterns in an invented class.
A skater chooses actions, sees the consequences and gradually learns which moves are worth trying.
Carry one question across labs
The first three labs can use right answers. In the Rink Lab, the skater receives points after acting.
Watch a weight, a curve, a group centre or a memory map change as the learner gets more experience.
Compare studied and unseen examples in Weather and Student. In Rink, change the goalie or the rink and retrain.