Chapter 4 The learning curves in humans
4.1 Introduction
The ability to learn in the form of classical and operant conditioning is inherent not only in animals but also in humans [123–125]. Training of occupational skills is an important area in the human workforce. Various mathematical modeling is applied to performance improvement in repetitive tasks for different work-related skills; in particular, those that are based on transfer functions [2, 126, 127].
In this chapter, we will look at learning processes related to such a specific feature of the human brain as memory [128]. The study of memory is not only of fundamental theoretical importance but also of practical importance from the point of view of human health [129]. Studies of human ...
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