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23 notecards = 6 pages (4 cards per page)

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Learning final study

front 1

What are the three error/loss functions for regressions?

back 1

MAE, MSE, RMSE

front 2

What are the three branches of long-term memory?

back 2

Episodic, Procedural, Semantic

front 3

What is the process of moving information from short-term memory to long-term memory?

back 3

Encoding/consolidation

front 4

What is an example of iconic stimuli?

back 4

Watching a monkey hit the Dougie

front 5

Iconic stimuli

back 5

Visual

front 6

Edoic stimuli

back 6

Auditory

front 7

How do you find the true positive rate?

back 7

TP/(TP+FN)

front 8

Which step helps observers be physically and intellectually capable of producing the act

back 8

Production

front 9

What is the purpose of a receiver-operating curve?

back 9

Comparing the performance of different model thresholds

front 10

What would be the best way to split the data on RapidMiner to do cross-validation?

back 10

Train on 70% and test on 30%

front 11

In Tybout et al. (1981) what does the author mean when they say “refutation increases rehearsal”?

back 11

They are cementing the association of worms with McDonald’s every time they try and refute the rumor even if the person does not believe it.

front 12

Reward/punishment

back 12

Pre-conventional

front 13

Self-interest

back 13

Pre-conventional

front 14

Pleasing others

back 14

Conventional

front 15

Law and order

back 15

Conventional

front 16

Social contract

back 16

post-conventional

front 17

Principle

back 17

post-conventional

front 18

What is the purpose of the Kernel model in machine learning?

back 18

To highlight the complexities of machine learning by putting it into a higher dimensional space

front 19

What does GRIT stand for

back 19

Growth, resilience, integrity, tenacity

front 20

People choose which information to move from their sensory memory to their working memory through the ________ process:

back 20

Selective filtering

front 21

Which if the following occurs during the preoperational phase, according to Piaget's Moral Development Theory?

back 21

Heteronomous morality

front 22

Which of the following is not one kind of outcome expectancy:

back 22

Emotional

front 23

Sensitivity is also known as:

back 23

Recall