Re: [mnemosyne-proj-users] Re: Interpreting log.txt entries

2010-12-16 Thread Peter Bienstman
Hi, Here is the code: def calculate_interval_noise(self, interval): if interval == 0: noise = 0 elif interval = DAY: noise = random.choice([0, DAY]) elif interval = 10 * DAY: noise = random.choice([-DAY, 0, DAY]) elif

[mnemosyne-proj-users] Re: Interpreting log.txt entries

2010-12-15 Thread Matt
Hi Pter, I have another question: They are: scheduled interval, actual interval (could be different from scheduled interval if you review early or late), new interval, noise (random scheduling fudge factor), thinking time in seconds. Is the fudge factor a random integer between -3 and 3,

[mnemosyne-proj-users] Re: Interpreting log.txt entries

2010-12-09 Thread Peter Bienstman
BTW, in the current 2.0 codebase, there is code to parse these log entries and write the results to an sql database (libmnemosyne/ file_formats/science_log_parser and science_server/parse_logs), which could be useful :-) For instance, when database is mentioned, three numbers follow. Example: