Export cards with algorithm?

[cor...@gmail.com]

Is there a way to export cards with algorithm intact from Mnemosyne to Supermemo (or other SM-based algorithms)? Something like this is possible from Buboflash to Supermemo; I imported some cards and they kept their same schedule.

By the way, after using Mnemosyne for about 1.5 years, I find that the SM-2 algorithm schedules missed cards way too close together. The SM-15 algorithm seems to do a better job of this. Any intentions of upgrading Mnemosyne's algorithm in the future?

[Peter Bienstman]

Hi,

 

Export with learning data to SuperMemo is not on my todo list, I’m afraid.

 

Changing the scheduler is not impossible, but currently not high on my priority list, sorry…

 

Kind regards,

 

Peter

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[Cory Jorgensen]

Okay. That is not a problem. Thank you for the reply.

On Thu, Sep 20, 2018 at 3:12 AM, Peter Bienstman <Peter.B...@ugent.be> wrote:

Hi,

 

Export with learning data to SuperMemo is not on my todo list, I’m afraid.

 

Changing the scheduler is not impossible, but currently not high on my priority list, sorry…

 

Kind regards,

 

Peter

 

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Is there a way to export cards with algorithm intact from Mnemosyne to Supermemo (or other SM-based algorithms)? Something like this is possible from Buboflash to Supermemo; I imported some cards and they kept their same schedule.

 

By the way, after using Mnemosyne for about 1.5 years, I find that the SM-2 algorithm schedules missed cards way too close together. The SM-15 algorithm seems to do a better job of this. Any intentions of upgrading Mnemosyne's algorithm in the future?

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