Not only should Reverse Relative Overdueness be available in Anki, but I believe it should be the default sorting method for most decks and situations, especially now that we have FSRS. I’m not pushing for it to be the default right now—just making it available would be great. Side note: As I was f…

[image] DerIshmaelite: This discussion has taken a looooooong turn. I thought it was already decided that Reverse Relative Overdueness is the best order for a backlog, and that we need to decrease the number of sort orders, beginning with the least efficient ones. Let’s put a cap in the main …

Hard to see much differentiation in the Cost per Day graph, but in the Retention per Day graph you can see retrievability_desc hovering above the rest. difficulty_asc looks much more unstable on that graph.

Biggest takeaway for me though, the current “Relative Overdueness”, which is basically retrievability_asc is terrible, even compared to some of the more arbitrary seeming like add_order_desc

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You want to maximise knowledge though, or more like knowledge acquisition rate. I haven’t read that link.

Can we make one properly written post in a different topic? This one has 90 replies. Most of which is casual rant.

[image] Improving sort orders FSRS @dae this post is meant to be a clean version of this . First of all, right now there are way too many different sort orders: [image] Even for an advanced user, this is unnecessary. For a newcomer, this is absolutely overwhelming. Than…

That “don’t comment here” sounds a bit rude but I get what you’re trying to say, just that the way you did was too… ykwim.

Can you also mention that we can possibly cut some fat in new card sort order too? Especially, with the two different Random orders (Random cards; Card type, then random). The later helps keep siblings distant from each other but we can possibly do the same in one single “Shuffle” order.

If the user can do literally any number of reviews per day, the order doesn’t matter. This argument is flawed because it doesn’t consider many of the other factors that affect learning. For example, a Random sort order is beneficial because it leads to better memorization. Several studies have s…

I agree but with review cards we are already doing “randomisation” with Fuzz. But even without it, reviews should be properly interleaved with most sort orders (maybe except order added/latest first). Here, you are assuming that the Random sort order is somehow producing more interleaving between t…

Ordering Request: Reverse Relative Overdueness

Anki Suggestions

Expertium September 29, 2024, 12:11pm 92

Topic		Replies	Views
Several FSRS-related suggestions FSRS	167	2630	October 29, 2024
Due Column - Changing Days (from Whole Numbers to Decimals in Scheduling) Suggestions	59	710	December 9, 2024
Non-SRS Custom scheduler? There's very little info about it Scheduling	15	367	November 22, 2024
A situation in which descending retrievability may not be the most efficient review sort order? Learning Effectively	11	319	April 9, 2026
Clarify what optimal retention means FSRS	77	3517	January 9, 2025

Ordering Request: Reverse Relative Overdueness

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