Probability learning

Probability learning is like learning through experience how often things happen in traffic. You may drive a distance to and from work or school daily. After a while, you learn, for example, that at a certain intersection, it is common for people to miss the right-hand rule, which makes it extra prepared.

Probability learning is like learning through experience how often things happen in traffic. You may drive a distance to and from work or school daily. After a while, you learn, for example, that at a certain intersection, it is common for people to miss the right-hand rule, which makes it extra prepared. Other examples of learning types are: Overlearning, Deep Learning, Surface Learning, and Imitation Learning.