Hi,
Intervals always increase if you give cards a grade 2 or higher. This has been a feature of the SM2 algorithm ever since it was introduced a few decades ago. That’s one of the ways SM2 manages your workload.
Cheers,
Peter
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Hi,
Intervals always increase if you give cards a grade 2 or higher. This has been a feature of the SM2 algorithm ever since it was introduced a few decades ago. That’s one of the ways SM2 manages your workload.
Cheers,
Peter
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Subject: [mnemosyne-proj-users] problem with retention time
Hello, thank you for this great program! it worked wonderfully until recently I got strange problem: no matter what I choose, next repetition of a card will be postponed for a very long time. Thus, a card I repeated a month ago, if I ask the program to remind me this card earlier ("2" or "3"), the card will be scheduled in a few months. No matter what I choose (2-5) next repetition will be after a longer time than the previous one. It wasn't so until recently. Please help!
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I agree, but there’s only so much text you can put in a tooltip…
Peter
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That is interesting! Thank you. But it says "interval was probably too long" in the description of button "3". It sounds as a contradiction to the real meaning of this button, since "3" will make "too long" interval longer.
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Hi,
Intervals always increase if you give cards a grade 2 or higher. This has been a feature of the SM2 algorithm ever since it was introduced a few decades ago. That’s one of the ways SM2 manages your workload.
Cheers,
Peter
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Subject: [mnemosyne-proj-users] problem with retention time
Hello, thank you for this great program! it worked wonderfully until recently I got strange problem: no matter what I choose, next repetition of a card will be postponed for a very long time. Thus, a card I repeated a month ago, if I ask the program to remind me this card earlier ("2" or "3"), the card will be scheduled in a few months. No matter what I choose (2-5) next repetition will be after a longer time than the previous one. It wasn't so until recently. Please help!
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I agree, but there’s only so much text you can put in a tooltip…
Peter
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That is interesting! Thank you. But it says "interval was probably too long" in the description of button "3". It sounds as a contradiction to the real meaning of this button, since "3" will make "too long" interval longer.
вторник, 15 августа 2017 г., 10:01:33 UTC+3 пользователь Peter Bienstman написал:
Hi,
Intervals always increase if you give cards a grade 2 or higher. This has been a feature of the SM2 algorithm ever since it was introduced a few decades ago. That’s one of the ways SM2 manages your workload.
Cheers,
Peter
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Subject: [mnemosyne-proj-users] problem with retention time
Hello, thank you for this great program! it worked wonderfully until recently I got strange problem: no matter what I choose, next repetition of a card will be postponed for a very long time. Thus, a card I repeated a month ago, if I ask the program to remind me this card earlier ("2" or "3"), the card will be scheduled in a few months. No matter what I choose (2-5) next repetition will be after a longer time than the previous one. It wasn't so until recently. Please help!
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I do want to keep a reference to the interval length there, and not just subjective ‘hard’, ‘easy’.
Note that ‘the interval was too long’ does not make any explicit promises to the user that the next interval will be shorter, it’s just a way for the user to indicate that the *previous* interval was too long.
So, strictly speaking, there’s no contradiction in the tooltips J
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