Many-Layered versus Few-Layered Learning TITLE2:

Authors:
P. E. Utgoff;D. J. Stracuzzi;R. P. Cochran
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Many-Layered versus Few-Layered Learning TITLE2:
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2001

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Abstract

We discuss a variety of issues related to learning and layered organizations of knowledge. A many-layered approach is contrasted with a few-layered approach. A specific case study in the realm of card stackability illustrates many of the advantages and disadvantages. The general conclusion is that many-layered organizations have more benefits than few-layered organizations.