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Learning curve - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Relationship between proficiency and experience For other uses, see Learning curve (disambiguation) . Learning curve of the production of B-29 airframes at the Boeing Wichita division during WWII An example of a subject becoming more proficient at a task as they spend more time doing it. In this example, proficiency increases rapidly at first but at later stages there are diminishing returns . View source data . An example of what the common (yet confusing) expression "steep learning curve" is referring to. The su
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