Tag: Psychology
Pattern recognition and machine learning: computers as children?
by Natasha Pokidko on July 30, 2017 11:24 am
Picture 1: Pattern recognition & learning. (source: Linda Liukas http://www.helloruby.com/about) Our present preferences rely on the accumulation of our past experiences (Bargh & Morsella, 2008). Psychologists propose that these experiences are stored in our memory not as separate events or incidents, but as an enormous amount of neuronal cells encoded into complex patterns (Dijksterhuis &… Read more Pattern recognition and machine learning: computers as children?
Graduate Visiting Student at Stanford. I hold a double M.Sc. in International Business and Management (CEMS) from Aalto University School of Business, Finland and St. Gallen University, Switzerland. I lived, studied and worked in Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Russia and Kyrgyzstan. Prior to my current position, I worked in Strategy and Management Consulting.
