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-  Much of learning involves acquiring general concepts from specific training examples.
-  Each concept can be viewed as describing some subset of the objects or events defined over a larger set.
-  Alternatively each concept can be thought of as a boolean-valued function defined over this larger set.
-  Concept Learning - inferring a boolean-valued function from training
examples of its input and output
 
Patricia Riddle 
Fri May 15 13:00:36 NZST 1998