Nayr's Core5000 deck (Frequency Dictionary of Japanese)

aurelius Wrote:@Rivvie: You are a godsend. Thank you for the link!

@Nayr: And you sir, are a saint. I'm looking forward to the new deck. I'm curious about something you mentioned though.

Quote:All cards will come already pre-arranged in n+1 using morphman, so no need to stuff around with complicated settings.

I was under the impression that morphman could only rearranged cards based on the user's knowledge. I guess this is not the case.

How exactly would I go about doing this with your 2.5 deck? I saw you post this earlier:

Quote:All I did to get it to work was change this part of the config.py:


# Model overrides can only override the entries marked above. 2nd priority
model_overrides = {
'subs2srs': { 'enabled':True },
'JtMW': { 'enabled':True },
'Nayrs Japanese Core5000': { 'enabled':True },
}


Not sure if there is a better way or not.

After I installed morphman, I followed this same advice, only changing that part of the config.py. Now whenever I hit morphman recalc, it actually goes through a process and rearranges the deck. But I'm unsure as to whether it rearranged it to n+1. Is that really all it takes?

I spent the better part of a day yesterday trying in vain wrap my head around morphman. I came to the conclusion that morphman requires some sort of knowledge about what you know in order to optimize decks. Something about creating a morpheme database. I'm sure I'm wrong though.

It will create the database based off the cards you already know, have already seen or your already mature cards. Lets say for example you have already studied 500 or so cards from Core2000 or a Genki deck or something, and now you want to study the Core5000 deck.

If you just change the note type of the other cards you studied to 'Nayrs Japanese Core5000' it will take those cards into account when you do the calculation.

Alternatively, you can manually tell morphman what cards you already know by simply adding the tag 'alreadyKnown' to a card.