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"Intervals should be short enough to ensure that the knowledge is still remembered" My statement only holds true for review cards. I read what OP said again and my apologies. But once a card has graduated to become a review card, it matters less. I have changed and experimented with the Steps myself. I would say that such small intervals matters for learning cards (cards that are affected by the Steps). Well, i do not see how it is different from changing the Grad ivl from 1 to 2 ? And other defaults. Or if you just want to "review the same new card every day (1day) when pressing "Good", then you can just add 1440 in the Steps (in minutes) in Anki setting like " 1 10 1440 1440 1440" You can either "Hard" increases the repetition time slightly, while Good slightly increases it or decrease both. This means that changing either one of the variables will change how the cards are calculated for the next review time. If your EasyBonus is 130%, then a card with an interval of 4d would be seen next in: Intervals for normal cards are calculated as (CurrentInterval EaseIntervalMod)Įasy cards are calculated as (CurrentInterval EaseIntervalMod EasyBonus)Īssume an IntervalMod of 100%, Ease 250%. The option to have "Hard" decrease the repetition time slightly, while Good slightly increases it.Īll the options "Hard", "Good" and "Easy" are all determined by the Anki setting like Easy Interval, Starting Ease, Interval Modifier and Easy Bonus.
How can I configure Anki to do this, and will it work from the web interface? (I do most my studying at work, so I don't have access to the desktop app there) I don't care what Easy does, as it's useless for me. Ideally, I want Good to increase a card's delay by 1d, and I want Hard to decrease it by 1d, resulting in a shorter delay without restarting it completely.
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I know there is an option to reduce how much extra the Good increases the delay, but it's a little confusing and I can't seem to find how to decrease the Hard selection. Selecting the Good option pushes out the reviews too far in my opinion. This does cause more reviews, but I'm comfortable with that. From there, I've ALWAYS been selecting Hard, so it increases the previous delay by 1 day (1d->2d->3d->4, etc). Right now, I have new cards on a 10/30 minute initial cycle, followed by a 1d delay. What I'm looking for is the option to have "Hard" decrease the repitition time slightly, while Good slightly increases it. I've dug around in the settings page for a while, even read the online help for the settings, and it's still got me confused. It's worked so far, but the way I'm currently using it seems to be wrong, and there are a few things I'd prefer Anki to do that it doesn't seem to support. I stumbled across Anki a couple months back with a Remember The Kanji deck to help in my Japanese studies. Users that routinely delete their posts once they receive an answer might be excluded from participating on the sub. Posts that are off-topic will be removed. Do not routinely remove answered questions.If it has been a valuable tool in your learning, please consider supporting its development through one of the ways listed here.
#Anki settings quarter system free#
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#Anki settings quarter system manual#
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