On an ordinary graph, unit times decrease at a decreasing rate, but on a log-log graph, the learning "curve" appears as a straight line.

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This is true. On a log-log graph, the logarithmic scaling compresses the larger values, making the curve appear as a straight line. This means that the rate of learning is proportional to the power of time in a log-log graph, resulting in a straight line instead of a curved one on an ordinary graph.

On an Ordinary Graph, Unit Times Decrease at a Decreasing