Stealing SuperMemo ideas yet again, here:
In order to plot this, all retrievabilities across all cards on a given day need to be summed. If it ends up being as slow as a snail, perhaps adding a button for the user to click coudld solve it. That way the graph will only be plotted if the users wants to.
@A_Blokee Jarrett told me to ask you
I like this idea. It’d be useful for visualising Anki’s effectiveness.
On a tangent, I had an idea of “rise in average stability over time”, wdyt?
We could just plot average stability over time
I think I’d also like to see how total knowledge drops if I stopped doing any more cards.
@A_Blokee If you end up doing this can you have two different lines plotted? Basically, one would be “This is you with Anki” and another would be “This is you without Anki” (lol). In all seriousness though, knowing that would be useful for many people.
I wanted to do this before but didn’t because of the retrievabilities not easy to get from the revlogs and the fact it’s fsrs specific.
Search Stats Extended already has one “This might take a while” confirmation box so I don’t see why I couldn’t have a second one asking users if they want their data processed more.
I might try to do it with ts-fsrs at some point… maybe.
Dae is already considering not having SM-2 as the default scheduler so IMO won’t be a problem on that front.
Also, I think I might’ve misunderstood Expertium’s proposal. I was thinking about a graph that simulates the future reviews and finds out how much total knowledge you’ll have over time. As the simulator itself was developed by Sherlock, can @L.M.Sherlock do this?
The simulator does actually already do the future ones, its just not displayed.
As far as I understand it tries to maximize retrievability/time whenever you hit “calculate recommended retention”
Is a future one what @Expertium wanted?
I don’t think @Expertium wanted this (from the graph he shared) but it’d be awesome to have one, can you do that possibly?
If you can do this in the simulator it’d be killing two stones with one bird, as now you can also set new card limit/review limit to zero and get the graph for how total knowledge comes down without doing Anki (IMO it gives you a much better sense of how “stable” the knowledge is).
No simulations for this one, guys. @A_Blokee I meant only historical retrievabilities, from the day of first ever review to today.
Hmm… okay, but why not?
They wouldn’t have to be on the graph at the same time, I thought turn the “time” checkbox into a radio button between “time” “reviews” “memorised total” or something.
I’d still think the one in the past is better its just a lot harder to implement.
I’ll stick to “I’ll add it to Search Stats Extended at some point if I can”.
Unrelated, but would you perhaps consider “prettifying” the True Retention table? The native one looks ugly.
No, pie chart, please! It’s better to be able to see everything at a glance.
Can’t you make it look like the green-and-red one in the Helper add-on (in Expertium’s picture)?
I agree that the table is better because it is much more information dense.
The main problem that I can see is making it work on devices with small screens (it is mentioned in a previous commit that this is the reason for the current table layout).
The old table is very wide. If we want something like the old table, it also needs to be able to reflow into something that does not look terrible on phones.
I’m having a little play with it to see what I can do, but I’m not sure I can pull off the necessary CSS trickery.
Maybe this thread should be split into a separate topic?
The “Retention” chart’s data partly overlap with “Answer buttons”. I think we should think of a way to combine them into one. Wdyt?
New topic, everyone
Turns out ts-fsrs is cool as hell
The addon is a buggy mess right now but this is what you wanted right?
Right now it re-simulates difficulty, which given the current parameters are going to be most accurate is a good thing? Reviews are still actually reviewed at the same time so if anything the difficulty should be more accurate and I shouldent update it to the historical difficulty on every review (?!?)
Relevent code:
Self pr:
The graph is at the very bottom right of revlog reviews if you build that branch.
Dark blue on dark is not a great idea. Other than that it’s good. I do wish that you implemented it natively, though.
@L.M.Sherlock take a look at the code once you have some free time
