Hello,
Before I say my suggestion I want to thank the author for the new visualization of stats, it becomes more useful and attractive.
My suggestion is simple. To divide “Future Due” on type of cards (Mature, Young, etc) like “Reviews”. “Future Due” had division before on Mature, Young only. Now it shows the total cards without division.
If it’s possible and you aren’t against my suggestion please add this feature.
Thanks in advance.
I’m not really sure of the usefulness of this - the longer out the graphs stretch, the less accurate the young/mature mix will be, as it’s simply showing the current state rather than simulating what would happen if you reviewed each day. If you look at the Reviews graph you can see how many young/mature cards you’ve done in the past, and you can use that ratio as an approximation of what your future reviews will look like.
Yes, you are right but I’m telling you a little about another thing…
In 2.1.26 (My Anki version before) was division on Mature and Young, and I understood the number of Mature cards or Young cards I will have tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, etc.
Now (2.1.32) chart is solid, there is no division.
How can I see division on Mature and Young cards in the future in the current version?
Anki does not do this anymore, for the reason I mentioned above. You can shift+click on Statistics to get the old graphs for now, but they will eventually go away.
I second this request.
This graph is from the Search Stats Extended add-on. This graph is useful because it clearly shows me what fraction of my review load in the near future is caused by the new cards that I am introducing. It is a quick and easy way to estimate (without using the simulator) what my daily workload would be if I stopped introducing new cards.
As suggested back then – can’t you get the same sense from your recent Reviews graph? That will also allow you to account separately for Learn cards and Relearn cards – both of which will become Young – and reps instead of individual cards. That seems like it would give you an even better perspective on you workload solely from introducing New cards.
After some more thinking, I realized that you (and dae) are right.
I mistakenly concluded that the Future Due Types graph also showed how fast the effect of those new cards will disappear. But, this graph will always show that the young cards will disappear after 21 days because that’s how young cards are defined.
