resolve, i just tried it this morning and the graphs showed up fine.. i guess im crazy?

oh well, dont worry about it then!

sorry, it slipped my mind. email sent now

Yes, it's a bug. The reviewing/learning indicator assumes that all old cards will be reviewed first, as was the case in older versions. I'll need to change that.

Last edited by resolve (2007 September 15, 12:49 am)

Seems correct in the Heisig deck. I guess your original deck had a mistake and it was propagated when I merged the decks?

Thanks Resolve, I suppose I should keep it at 2075 then?  BTW, it's great to be able to change the numbers in the editor.  Cheers!

Thanks for the feedback!

You can change the order cards appear by enabling/disabling them in the add cards dialog. Each time you enable a card, it's appended to the end.

Last edited by resolve (2007 September 17, 10:28 pm)

Per-card performance does play a small part, but the next interval is largely a function of the previous one + the selection of the user. Anki used to use the Supermemo 5 algorithm which adjusted scheduling based on overall performance and per-card performance. I found it often got confused if you weren't completely consistent in your studying habits, and after trying to tweak the algorithm to improve it, I came to the conclusion that a table of optimal factors has fundamental problems.  Anki's algorithm  is simpler, but it's reliable and does what you'd expect.

I have been checking out anki and I really like it. So far I have been using pauker (http://pauker.sourceforge.net).  It is probably too much work since not so many people use pauker, but I hereby humbly request an import-option for pauker-->anki.

Anyhow, even if it won't get done, thanks for the great work!

Last edited by HerrPetersen (2007 September 18, 1:25 pm)

Just had quite a big error. I was going through the deck, adding the missing cards as you described. I was scrolling through some of the cards pressing the down arrow and a window popped up with a serious error, shutting Anki down.

I'm wondering which of my actions might have caused the error. It might have been that I accidentally added missing cards twice to the same fact?

Loving Anki.  Thanks, Resolve!

Anki questions:
-I have only a dim idea of the card repetition algorithm. Is there a reason not to upload as many sentences as possible?  Or am I better off uploading them a little at a time? 

-I copied the kanji_info.py plugin into my "...Program Files/Anki/plugins" folder, but I haven' noticed a change in behavior.  What is supposed to happen?  I put the kanji_info.txt file in the same folder. Is that where it should be?

-Have the Anki fans abandoned Kanjitown in favor of sentences?  I started off with kanjitown, and am finding my mnemonics still helpful.

-Is anyone out there swapping sentences?  There are lists of vocab and grammar points for the JLPT1,2,3,4 tests.  It seems like if we split these up we could come up with a list of decent example sentences.  It wouldn't be %100 perfect, but I think mistakes would be outweighed by time saved. 

Sorry if these have been answered before, but the this thread is already 27 pages, and my search request is returning a link to the thread as opposed to individual messages.

The Statistics are telling me that the number of unseen cards in my deck is 946 but when I hover the mouse over the remaining cards indicator at the bottom it gives me these numbers: 363 new cards, 254 spaced cards, 28 suspended cards. According to my humble math powers this totals to 646 cards. What am I missing?