"bug" in the sets of card to study

[giordanoa...@gmail.com]

Just a tip: I feel that there is a kind of a bug in algorithm that choses the sets of card to be studied.
I have a list of words t study. Sometimes I'm prompted the recognition card and the production card of the same word in one session ... I feel like it's not helpful.
Expecially if the recognition card is first and production is second. Because I have just heard it and refreshed in my mind. Don't know if i can get the point clear!
Thank you Andrea

[Peter Bienstman]

Hi,

Normally, Mnemosyne will try and keep sister cards separate for scheduled reviews (provided they are indeed really sister cards and not 2 separate front-to-back cards which happen to have related content).

This does not happen during the learning phase (grades <= 1) though, because then you typically do want to study first the recognition card and then immediately move on to study the production cards.

Is the behaviour you see consistent with this?

Cheers,

Peter

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[giordanoa...@gmail.com]

Hi Peter, sorry for being so late. I just saw your answer.
I think that it is possible that the Recognition and Production card comes closer when the card's grade is <=1. I'll check tthorougly. Actually I would like them to be separate anyway because I hear the sound, I repeatit I might recognize the word and I will be shown the wordings and the pictureI put in the Production card (I use vocaulary set)so I don't want toave the production card in the same session ... but it's my taste!
Thanks a lot.
p.s. I have stopped using mnemosyne for a while 'cause i stopped studying .. now I'm on the move again ... so: I'm back! :-)
Byebye