Organizational learning can be understood as a spontaneous development of routines. Mathematically, this process can be described as a search for better paths on a graph whose nodes are humans and machines. Since the rules for connecting nodes depend on their ability to process goods, the slope of the learning curve may be connected to physical and psychological properties. Two suggestive examples are discussed.

G. Fioretti (2007). A Connectionist Model of the Organizational Learning Curve. COMPUTATIONAL AND MATHEMATICAL ORGANIZATION THEORY, 13, 1-16.

A Connectionist Model of the Organizational Learning Curve.

FIORETTI, GUIDO
2007

Abstract

Organizational learning can be understood as a spontaneous development of routines. Mathematically, this process can be described as a search for better paths on a graph whose nodes are humans and machines. Since the rules for connecting nodes depend on their ability to process goods, the slope of the learning curve may be connected to physical and psychological properties. Two suggestive examples are discussed.
2007
G. Fioretti (2007). A Connectionist Model of the Organizational Learning Curve. COMPUTATIONAL AND MATHEMATICAL ORGANIZATION THEORY, 13, 1-16.
G. Fioretti
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