On Jan 23, 11:31 am, Peter Bienstman <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Monday, January 23, 2012 08:21:22 AM Dan Schmidt wrote:
>
> > Several of my recently-added cards are continuing to show up very
> > frequently, despite the fact that I'm continually marking them as
> > being correctly recalled. I think this has only been an issue with
> > cards that I have added since I upgraded to version 2 from version 1.
>
> > For example, I have a card, created on January 6th, for which I have
> > already done 1 acquisition rep and 7 retention reps, and its spacing
> > is still only up to three days (last rep 2 days ago, next rep
> > tomorrow). I believe I have been mostly giving it grades of 3,
>
> Grade 3 means: I found the last interval way too long, so please don't
> increase the interval that fast for the next time.
>
> If you have an easiness of 1.6, it means the next interval will be 1.6 times
> the previous one, plus or minus a couple of days added random noise.
>
> So, this does not strike me as too surprising, and that part of the scheduling
> is certainly not supposed to have been changed from 1.x.

Interesting, thanks for the info. With cards where it is very
important that my recall be as good as possible, I have been grading
them as 2 across the board, because I found that my retention average
was far too low when I graded "appropriately". I have been doing that
for so long (over a year) that I practically forgot that 4 means "the
interval was correct". If you say that that part of the scheduling
algorithm hasn't changed, I believe you; maybe I got a little
"unlucky" with the random noise.

These cards were in a new category that I created after moving to
version 2; could that have any effect on the spacing?

> > (it even gave it to me twice in one day, and when I looked
> > at the card stats it said it had an interval of -1).
>
> That's certainly not supposed to happen (unless it's close to the nightly
> rollover)

I'm pretty certain it was not, but I might have exited and relaunched
Mnemosyne in the meantime (on the same day).

If I think I notice anything funky again (like a card with interval
-1), I'll pass it on. Thanks for the response!

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