When there is a sub-deck under a main deck, and the FRS data preset of the main deck and sub-deck are inconsistent, if the user clicks to study the main deck, will the card parameters follow the FRSR parameters of the main deck or those of the sub-deck?
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The subdeck – if that’s where the card is located.
FSRS parameters, desired retention, and most of the rest of the Deck Options are applied based on the deck the card is actually in.
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According to your theory, if I review the main deck for a sufficient amount of time and then click to optimize all parameters, only the FRSR parameters of the sub-deck should change, while the FRSR parameters of the main deck should remain unchanged. Will this actually happen?
According to your theory, suppose I have multiple sub-decks under a parent deck, and I set individual presets for each sub-deck. If I study within the parent deck, will the forgetting time for cards in different sub-decks follow the parameters of the sub-deck they belong to? Do I need to disable the FRSR algorithm for the parent deck?
It doesn’t matter which deck you choose to study from—whether it’s a parent deck, a sub-deck, or even a filtered deck. Each card’s parameters are determined by the specific deck it belongs to. Even if the parent deck is empty or each sub-deck has a different preset, the cards will always be evaluated according to the settings of the deck they reside in.
So, if there’s a conflict in the FRS data presets between a main deck and a sub-deck, and you choose to study from the main deck, each card will still follow the FRS parameters of the sub-deck it is a part of, not the main deck.
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