Indeed.
Essentially, next_interval = previous_interval * easiness.
Peter
Quoting Michael Campbell <[email protected]>:
My layman's understanding of it is it's used as a multiplier of sorts.
If a card has high Easiness ("E"), then when you grade it a 4, the
number of days you will see it again is higher than if the card has a
low E and you grade it a 4.
So the number of days before you see a card depends both on the grade
you give it and its E.
Furthermore, if you grade a card a 5, the E goes up (for next time).
A 0, 1, 2, or 3, and it goes down (I think; maybe not 3; but the point
is if you forget a card or grade it lower, the E goes down some).
Pretty sure a "4" grade keeps it the same though.
On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 11:59 PM, mjulius <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm not clear on the 'Easiness' stat and I can't find an explanation on the
website.
Could someone take a moment and explain how to read that chart?
Thanks.
Michael
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