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Cumulative learning is an area of machine learning research in computer science. It studies learning methods that can take advantage of previously learned knowledge by reusing it while solving a sequence or a set of possibly related tasks.

See also

Machine learning, Metalearning, Artificial Neural Networks, Evolutionary computation