Machine learning's next evolution: Machine teaching

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Microsoft researchers are at the forefront of machine teaching: an effort to help people without a machine learning background teach their systems to get better based on experience. Learn more about machine teaching: http://blogs.microsoft.com/next/?p=54083



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Christopher Bishop
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