The requestRetention of FSRS4Anki is equivalent to interval modifier. So using the. 2 If you need to do it on SOME cards only ( due Today ), here is suggested flow: the Mark -- to see it in Browser ( better then due date in parentheses). You can just do it in google, as pictured below (make sure you include the % symbol) This tells me I should adjust my interval modifier from 100% to 71%, so once you're in the. Then click the gear icon for that deck. szalejot October 2, 2023, 7:24am 116. I did read the Wiki, but my worry was that the model might have been trained on vastly different. Reviewing the same 1000 cards every two days for a month is hugely inefficient. Posted by u/cantpeakinhs - 10 votes and 2 commentsThis deck was studied with the default Anki settings. This tutorial explains how to set anki's interval modifier and tuning it for studying material for more frequent exams. There are a lot of parameters and settings in Anki: Steps, Graduating Interval, Easy Interval, Starting Ease, Easy bonus, Interval Modifier, Steps and New Interval for lapses. Other than that, you should decrease the interval modifier, as already suggested. You can use this to increase or decrease the default review time for every card. Interval Modifier; Hard Interval; New Interval; Custom Scheduling; Deck options primarily control the way Anki schedules cards. I knowledge it’s crazy though. From the Anki docs: Interval modifier allows you to apply a multiplication factor to the intervals Anki generates. Tldr: just use good and. Assuming we’re using default Anki values, where starting ease is 250% and interval modifier is 100%, and assuming that we’re always pressing the Good button, then that means that the interval is calculated by new interval = old interval * 100% * 250% = old interval * 2. Conclusions: My most commonly successful card time is 2. Let’s look at an example assuming she hit good with choose Interval Modifier by 100%. Reply(+46. 2, never changed that value in any deck, it's a good value interval modifier: It's the adjustment slider for me. If you can adjust the interval modifier until you get about an. Hi !, I recently picked up Anki again after a 6-month lapse. It's probably best to trust Anki's algorithm for spaced repetition. 1,10, 1 day, 3 days >>> graduates >>> 4 days >>> algorithm takes over (250 ease and 71 modifier) My cards go straight to 1 day since all my cards are from immersion by the time I mine them I'm already pretty familiar with the word. Anki multiplies the interval by this number, letting the user ask for more or less time between reviews uniformly, across all cards. Work with the material outside of Anki so that the knowledge is more solid. Long time no see, guys! Recently, Anki has updated to 2. It's important to emphasise that in terms of Anki if you suspend a card you are making a decision to forget it – maybe that's a price you're willing to pay but your guide doesn't currently explain that that's what it. You’re doing an extra 2 reps for every card you add- that adds a lot of time to Anki that you can instead just use to read. Lapses: 20 1440 8460 (I like having steps for this since it forces me to learn stuff I get wrong and make sure I get it) New interval: 20%. The documentation shows its a exponential scale between retention rate and reviews. Then delete the entire deck from. I add just a few cards a week. Let us assume after 30 days I find my retention to be 75% and hence need to increase my interval modifier again. Description. Steps (in minutes): 1 30 90 240 (increasing the interval and less frequently in the hopes that it’ll be harder to recall but for stronger memory consolidation) Starting ease: 250% (back to default) Interval modifier: 120%. I use the "true retention" plugin, and every 10 days or so modify all my interval modifiers to try and stay around 85% retention. 3125 (+117. Interval Modifier; Hard Interval; New Interval; Custom Scheduling; Deck options primarily control the way Anki schedules cards. 1. 80, though, for example, intervals will be generated at 80% of their normal size (so a 10 day interval would become 8 days). However, this is not what you want because you've just lowered Starting Ease to 131% in the previous section. New Cards/Day: 30 (this is a good # for me, don't want to change it) Graduating interval: 9 days. It is important (though a bit confusing) to differentiate this from the "Interval Modifier" you will see under the Review tab. Personally, I shoot to have an interval modifier that allows me to get right 80-90% of the cards, but that can be quite personal. So if you typically see a card 2 days after first learning it, with a 200% interval modifier, you’ll see it 4 days. This took about 50 cards/day off of my load. Interval Modifier; Hard Interval; New Interval; Custom Scheduling; Deck options primarily control the way Anki schedules cards. . I found it extremely helpful and I am excited to try it. I just want to know how Anki calculates the intervals in this . The requestRetention of FSRS4Anki is equivalent to interval modifier. The details are in the manual, but I would not mess with it if I were you. For example, an Interval Factor of 7. 95, we get an interval modifier of log (0. But Fibonnaci growth rate is supposed to be the golden ratio (1. I'v been trying out different interval and modifier settings to have the most retention but also cover as much content as possible. Change your Anki settings, reformat your notes, delete problematic cards. 45 and I believe I had a interval. Deck 2: starting ease 240%, interval modified 104%, 10d card is next shown in 24,96d, then in 62,4d. Dramatically increase the interval modifier and starting ease because it doesn't matter much if you review a card 10 times or 12 times but it saves a lot of time. Currently have mine at 25 1440, graduating interval 3 days, easy bonus 150%, interval modifier 100% (I'm pretty sure these are the recommended AnKing settings). Anki multiplies the interval by this number, letting the user ask for more or less time between reviews uniformly, across all cards. Personally, I shoot to have an interval modifier that allows me to get right 80-90% of the cards, but that can be quite personal. I am creating a new deck and want low retention of 60% - so out of experience I would want to start with an interval modifier of 130% ( just a gut call). PNG images support transparent backgrounds and are lossless, but they usually result in much larger file sizes. One final thing to note is that Anki forces a new interval to be at least 1 day. So essentially the formula is 2. thank you sm!! If you are syncing the desktop client with the app then the intervals for any given card should be the same on both. No easy answers for you here, sorryFor the most part, you want to aim for a 80-90% retention (checkable using the true retention addons), then use that to adjust your interval modifier accordingly. It is recommended that you spend a few weeks with the defaults to get a feel for how Anki works before you start adjusting options. interval_multiplier definitely did if I am assuming correctly that this is the interval modifier from the deck settings. Again I would do something like the new cards but less intensive. To reach a 90% retention rate, you would need an interval modifier of 31%. If you've been using Anki for a while, simply. Find the cards you want to reset in the browser. Under the lapses section. Anki schedules when you will see your cards next depending on how easy or difficult you rate them. If this is too low or too high, that can be inconvenient, too much work for no gain, discouraging, etc. ease_factor * ctx. 92 * 1. 95) = 2. When adjusting new cards I stuck with the default options which work great for me. Quick tips, if you are using WSL2 and your anki is on the windows host - the magic trick is setting port forwarding on windows: Run powershell as admin and then run `netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=8765 listenaddress=0. Concept based tests on the other hand are either more open ended or. See full list on leananki. 875 * 2. In this way the rate of interval increase cannot go below 250%; all cards start with 250% rate of interval increase and initially it can only go up. Anki Simulator is an add-on for Anki that lets you simulate Anki progress over time using your cards, deck options and statistics. Starting clinicals next month and curious about this too. New cards / day - 50. Run this add-on once to set Ease of your cards to 131% and change Interval Modifier and Starting Ease of your decks accordingly. Adjust this based on how you feel. Let's make an example. Here's how I'm using it. However, Anki during MS3 year is quite different than the early MS1/2 days. There are many decks, and a lot of overlapping resources were used to make the MS3 decks, including Zanki from STEP1 days. it says. I've read and seen that the "Good" Interval is calculated like that:current interval * ease * interval modifier. The easy interval can be whatever you feel like really, you probably won't be clicking it that much. So you will graduate the cards on the second step. About the intervals, I'm not sure how hard-core anki users might feel about my intervals but I'm basically making my maximum interval the length of the course. I was getting consistently sub-80% correct answers on mature cards in my Spanish vocabulary deck. With the same idea as the last example: If you set the interval modifier to 0. This was tested on Anki version 2. Anki Simulator is able to produce a personalized simulation. The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. Reviewing easy cards isn't very rewarding, and neither is reviewing very hard cards. Zeitdauer Modifier is a non number you set in this settings. 4 -> 12 reps over a lifetime. T he next time Anki will show the card is: 10 * 1 * 2. Hello Everyone, Deck : Anking Overhaul V3 & Self made cards New Cards - 300/Day Steps: 25 1440 Graduating Interval : 3 Days Interval Modifier - 100% VS 130% With 100% average review is about - 1. When you have done that, put in more learning steps if you haven't already. Hello, For residents who are still using Anki, what settings do you recommend?. More info may be needed. 7. It is recommended that you spend a few weeks with the defaults to get a feel for how Anki works before you start adjusting options. Eventually, I'd like to "reset" the interval modifiers of these decks to 100% while preserving the interval information by multiplying each individual notes' ease factor by the interval modifier of its native deck. New cards and reviews are set to 9999 card and the new cards are shown in random order. Additionally, the frequency (interval modifier) the cards appear after the student fails them should be adjusted. Here, I’m suggesting that we apply this modifier directly to the ease factor of a card on a card-by-card basis rather than a deck-wide adjustment. I was on 25 cards/day with 250 max reviews for a while, and now im on 50/500 as I near the end. If you're using different schedulers (for example, V3 in desktop, V2 in Ankidroid) the intervals may differ. 31 is roughly equal to 2. 5 - 15 seconds, ‘hard’. I think you're better off trying to solve your problem by changing the cards you're studying rather than changing Anki's interval settings. Anki is great to learn vocabulary and not so good to improve writing/listening. That would theoretically provide a more homogeneous difficulty. See my preferences below:. 5 * 40 = Interval Modifier 300%. RefoldEase lets you control Ease of cards in your collection. 80% interval modifier gets a Good interval of 6 days on 24th of July after 4am. 2. I do recommend it, yes. Max reviews per day. Interval Modifier. Hi everyone, I’m relatively experienced using Anki for its more basic features, but have really been having some issues with cards that don’t following their correcting learning intervals after I first see them. Anki → Preferences → Scheduling → V3 scheduler. The interval modifier is applied on top of the existing scheduling, so a. Recently also changed my deck structure a bit, so one of the head-decks already had a changed interval modifier, which led me to think of this question. This add-on adds statistics showing the percentage of correct answers for each learning step and review interval. 25% would be 25 days and so on. So better study more and use a slightly lower your interval modifier for a while. In the default Anki setting, if you get a card wrong, the New Interval for lapses would render it new again, like you’ve. Vanilla anki treats seeing the same card 3x (like with learning steps) as "3 cards" instead of one, I believe. Easy Bonus is 1. Modifying cards: Generally speaking, if a card becomes a leech, it is too hard. Today I want to introduce how to use the FSRS4Anki custom scheduling. 5 = 2. Hotfix: Round %age to one decimal point (same as Anki's "correct rate") Update: Added more time periods. You can also change the interval modifier to something lower if you want to get more repetitions after the card graduates. This add-on reduces the next interval for very mature cards which should slightly increase their retention rate. So I use 15 30 1440 4320 8640, and these were the ones I decided on when I thought I would have a little more time, but now I am unable to focus on…Rather than messing with deck options, which may have unintended consequences for other decks you use, the easiest way to do this would be for you to re-export the same deck as an Anki Deck Package (*. 96875 Anki graduated interval) Day 410. The only exception is the lapse "new interval" setting, which determines how much a card's interval is reduced when you lapse on it. Is that a possibility? Alternatively: Is there a way to automatically change the interval modifier for cards with intervals of >6m? I. in general: READ the section about the interval modifier and the connection between forgetting index and numbers of review needed very carefully in the manual,. For example, if your personal retention rate at default Anki settings is 90%, then you can use an interval factor anywhere between. 5 interval modifier or slowly decrease it?Maybe reduce the interval modifier if it affects all review cards?. " So on average you should remember 95%. I keep tabs on how I'm performing on mature cards. The good interval suggests 9. Let intervalmodifier be the Interval Modifier, default intervalmodifier = 1, a number nominally around 1. Anki’s core algorithm was developed in 1988 by Piotr Woźniak; this was the "open source" SuperMemo 2 algorithm (SM-2). If you want to cram, use this instead: Filtered Decks - Anki ManualI found an interesting article about adjusting the interval: eshapard. per the wiki: FAQ · open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki Wiki · GitHub FSRS only modifies the long-term scheduling. Then click the gear icon for that deck. 0 but that a user can set higher or lower. The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. Here are the same examples with an interval. With the starting ease back at 250%, you should return the interval modifier to 100% or at least closer to 100%. The intervals proposed during review seem totally off. Max new per day. The graduating interval, easy interval, new interval, starting ease, and interval modifier become irrelevant. In this case, the card's ease is 148%, so clearly Anki is showing the cards one day later while perceiving the interval as being 5 days (the. You can modify them in fsrs4anki_scheduler. js. I'll actually cover a few variations in the results, but the simulation's assumption about Anki settings is that you are pretty much using the defaults (aside from the Interval Modifier, of course). You could also search for interval modifier and so on. Ease is an unnecessary complication in Anki's scheduling algorithm. T he default interval modifier is 100%. Interestingly enough your settings are identical to mine except my lapses is at 20 instead of 30% and your interval modifier is at 140% instead of 100%. My starting ease interval is 250; interval modifier for reviews is 100; and new interval for lapses is 20. I did read the Wiki, but my worry was that the model might have been trained on vastly different. It has an interval of 1 day, an ease of 230% and the interval. Better to learn words separately (in context/plus their root words) then make cards out of them. Let us assume after 30 days I find my retention to be 75% and hence need to increase my interval modifier again. If your goal is to repeat a card once a day for multiple days, you can do that by setting more learning mode steps, instead of by adjusting this modifier. darthese • 4 yr. When a card is in learning: Again will be the first learning step. My investigation into the settings and algorithm optimization only led to more frustration and questions. You can see that I have a tendancy to hit the ‘easy’ button. Michaelfonzolo • 3 min. Now you have a card that is exactly at 250% and you always answer the card correctly. modifier, so it'll make a huge difference. Possible you could be fine-tuning interval modifier or something to either increase retention or decrease daily review time. Interval modifier= This multiplier is applied to all reviews, and minor adjustments can be used to make Anki more conservative or aggressive in its scheduling. Interval Modifier -->80% which will double the interval; I'd go with 70% If u. My 2 cents, how I set up all decks: New cards per day: 9999 New card steps: 15 60 Lapses steps: 60 Reviews per day: 9999 I treat Anki more like "How much time I can spend on it a day" rather than "How many cards". 5 = the. Order - show me new cards in random order. So Supposing MYSELF am this crazy, and spending this much of my precious living with Anki, I better be using it as best as I can. Maximum interval 36500 Starting ease 2,50 Easy bonus 1,30 Interval modifier 1,00 Hard interval 1,20 New interval 0,00. com Interval Modifier I just watched this YouTube video ( about intervals and learning steps. For example, if your personal retention rate at default Anki settings is 90%, then you can use an interval factor anywhere between 6x and 8x and still be 99% efficient. That’s it. 76 = 27d So. Hello my friends I'm something new to Anki I read about FSRS and added it to options but there is something I want to know there is request interval and interval modifier my mature retention rate now between 79 and 81% I want to reach 90% retention rate so using log (desired)/log (current) interval modifier should be . Not sure if this will solve your use case and make it easier. You should also decrease it if you started to use Anki recently and use it for an important exam (Better safe than sorry). In Anki, you adjust the interval modifier to control your retention rate indirectly. You can thus use the multiplier to make Anki present cards more or less. My Interval Modifier is set to 1. The ankihabitica addon will give you some game elements, but it doesn't exactly turn reviews into a game. It is recommended that you spend a few weeks with the defaults to get a feel for how Anki works before you start adjusting options. Urgent : modifier l’interval de révision, mon examen est dans 2 mois Bonjour, je dois passer un examen dans 2 mois, j’ai 1000 cartes à apprendre. 2 Likes. The Easy BONUS - set to 150 or 200. Ease hell definitely wasted a lot of time for the first few years, but honestly I think it depends on your use case. easy bonus and interval modifiers, will affect the way anki schedules cards for the next days, some times you want it to give more separation or less separation between the scheduled days for the cards and is related to the answer buttons, so really to explain all the interrelations we would need a real expert to explain it with apples and pears. This is the default Anki’s setting: From Anki’s Manual: New interval controls how much Anki should reduce the previous interval by. Anki can only adapt automatically the ease factor (depending on the buttons you press after flipping the card). If you now set the interval modifier to 200%, then the interval of this card would increase from for example 20 to 40 days. I spend about 3-5 per on Anki every day. Anki understands that it can be necessary to see a new card. I’ve seen there’s some confusion between new users about some key concepts, like learning / relearning / review cards, learning / relearning steps, intervals, , ease, fuzz, deck options, how the program calculates the intervals, etc, etc… Of course, the best place to learn how Anki works is the excelent manual and the FAQ, but sometimes,. 55 with the support of custom scheduling with memory states. If you plug the resulting 65% into the interval modifier, you should find that your retention moves closer to your desired time retention over . My monthly average has dropped 1% since that time (63% - 62%) even though I have done everything in my power to get anki to take less time. ”. I started doings Anki religiously in November of 2019, which is about 2,300 hours on Anki. 92 * 1. Here are the same examples with an interval. Be careful with add-ons that modify the scheduler. 26. But please make sure you understand why Anki is choosing certain intervals before you use advanced settings like an interval modifier. The vertical axis is the Interval Modifier setting in Anki. It is recommended that you spend a few weeks with the defaults to get a feel for how Anki works before you start adjusting options. Easy Interval 4 days Starting ease 250% REVIEWS: Easy Bonus 130% Interval Modifier 100% LAPSES: Lapses 10, 60 New Interval 15% - THIS WILL BE CHANGED TO 70% in accordance to the Low Key Anki suggestion Minimum Interval 1 day Leech Threshold 4 - THIS WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED in accordance to the Low Key Anki suggestionBy default, new interval is 2. 22 but it doesn't seem to do anything for my lapses even ones 1. Now if your interval Modifier are 50%. research. 1. Advantage - increasing the interval modifier obviously means less reviews as you state :) Disadvantage - undoubtedly this will result in a lower review retention. This add-on reduces the next interval for very mature cards which should slightly increase their retention rate. So you will see what fits your needs best. Interval modifier: 100% Maximum interval: 40 days Hard interval: 120 % Reply reply shimmydoowapwap • I think the reason your seeing cards too often is your graduating interval is 1 day. Changing this number will customize all graduated card intervals as you are doing your Anki cards. If we follow the log ratio formula suggested in the Anki documentation, we can easily get a value greater than 2. So if Anki is suggesting 2 days for 'hard' you could try to set the interval modifier to 50% to knock it down to 1 day. If you click Info in the browser you'll see any previous reviews you've done listed there, but that history will not influence how the cards are scheduled. If you set it to 0. 5 due to only using the easy button if it was really really easy. Here is my observations and thoughts so far: In one of my decks I’m using an “Interval modifier” of 65% to shorten the review intervals. So for some reason the due date isn't constant, and it definitely should be. But I’ve observed quite a few cards that showed me the exact same. 00 it does nothing. 9% for new, 96. If you could please assist me in fixing, I would sincerely appreciate it. The graduating interval, easy interval, new interval, starting ease, and interval modifier become irrelevant. The “Easy bonus” is set to 130%. In Anki's case, that's primarily in terms of targeting a good retention rate (adjusted as necessary to subject etc. Business, Economics, and Finance. This, I am not sure about. The interval modifier is dark magic, but if Greek seems too easy and pointless, you could increase the interval modifier 10% and see how it goes. Now let’s match the twin included aforementioned long term. Please make sure you understand the options before changing them, as mistakes could. Anki tries to keep the same retention value for cards, at all times, by increasing or decreasing intervals as necessary. Change your Anki settings, reformat your notes, delete problematic cards. It uses a special interval calculation if you study a card before it is due. The anki docs has a very useful section about this as well Adding/Editing - Anki Manual. You're welcome to talk about all of the apps and services in the Anki ecosystem here, share resources related to Anki or spaced repetition in general, and help each other out with any questions you might have!So, I strongly suspect that most of us still waste way too much time with unnecessary reviews (TIP: INCREASE Anki's 'Interval Modifier'; and, to compensate for this, lengthen the 'Lapse-Queue', so you can dedicate your valuable rep-time to the REAL problem-cards). Therefore, the card should now get a interval of (1 2,3 0,8=1,84->) 2 days ( I assume Anki rounds due to normal rules). By saying that the requestRetention of FSRS4Anki is equivalent to the interval modifier, @L-M-Sherlock meant to say that the purpose of adjusting the requestRetention in FSRS is same as the purpose of adjusting the interval modifier in Anki. Should be implemented in Anki Must have add-on. This add-on-free version of Low-key Anki is what has been implemented in the recommended option settings above. 5 * last interval. Anki multiplies the interval by this number, letting the user ask for more or less. For instance, if we desire a retention rate of 0. Now if your interval Changer is 50%. Using the Anking interval settings on the new Anki interface. Also, if dae and others accept the idea of having two different layouts (or levels, whatever you wanna call it), the “Beginner” layout should also hide these settings when FSRS is disabled: learning steps, graduating interval, easy interval, relearning steps, minimum interval, starting ease, easy bonus, interval modifier, hard interval, new. The starting ease, easy bonus, new interval, and hard interval can be edited in the Advanced options settings (see above. And since I am a little bit neurotic about this, I want to fully understand it 😉 I have this card which is lapsing the first time. Scroll down until you find the “Interval modifier. I would use multiple decks: You still need to remember. Today I reduced my interval modifier from 100% to 95% to increase retention. Your max ease is 250%. 5 factor to 1. Of course, I expected that this would increase my future review load. Max reviews . Always aim to get the 85% success rate. Generally, I recommend using a higher interval modifier (maybe around 150%) and lowering the graduating interval to around 1 day to make sure you're reviewing material frequently. Recently…What you are looking for is the Interval Modifier setting, which multiplies all intervals by a fixed amount, and can be easily and instantly changed based on your needs. Something like (10 1440) with a min interval of 3. And that's it. In SuperMemo, my average interval was 2. However, at that time, the complex options and fancy features of the software overwhelmed me. The one for tomorrow has a due date of 2016-03-28, so I haven't seen it in almost two years. 00 hard interval: 1. You should also decrease it if you started to use Anki recently and use it for an important exam (Better safe than sorry). The light gray strip outside of that is the area within 95% of optimal efficiency. Let m4 be another user-specified interval modifier, by default 1. Of course, there are ways - through the other deck options parameters - to influence the algorithm if you're performance on the deck isn't what you want. Let's make an example. g. Decreasing the interval modifier instead would not sacrifice the fine grained control over the intervals and would even lower the minimum ease. In the add-on config you can set if the sidebar is visible by default. Recently, Anki has updated to 2. Business, Economics, and Finance. 05. On the Anki manual, it recommends a retention rate of 90% and says that you can use the formula log(90%)/log(current retention rate) to find an interval modifier that will get you close to 90%. I have tried all the add-ons with different buttons - and dropped all of them as soon as i realized that the add-on Change order of review cards. If your interval modifier or starting ease factor is large (because your cards are relatively easy), then 20 days might not represent a very mature card. Each person learns differently and studies different cards it’s unrealistic to expect. 1 10 300. go to Browser; select the Buried purple cards; unbury; reschedule. Anki>Preferences. I did read the Wiki, but my worry was that the model might have been trained on vastly different. Luckily the Anki algorithm has worked just fine for me! So I stick at around 100%, in the beginning though, when I had only a few cards, I had my interval modifier at around. GameStop Moderna Pfizer Johnson & Johnson AstraZeneca Walgreens Best Buy Novavax SpaceX Tesla. Anki has Leech cards for that; just set the option to 3 - 4 lapses. But I’ve observed quite a few cards. If you feel that Anki is repeating problems too often, you can increase the interval modifier from 1. At its default of 1. Interval modifier not affecting large, mature deck. I have several cards: 1. Paste without Shift strips formatting. I am now staying up late trying to at least. . 0. You can modify them in fsrs4anki_scheduler. I have gone from taking 25 new cards a day many months ago, to 20, to 15, to 10. I just want to know how Anki calculates the intervals in this . Therefore, the card should now get a interval of (1 2,3 0,8=1,84->) 2 days ( I assume Anki rounds due to normal rules). Please make sure you understand the options before changing them, as mistakes could. 50, Interval modifier 1. Today I want to introduce how to use the FSRS4Anki custom. -My Beginner Settings-Reviews- Maximum Reviews Per day: 9999 Easy Bonus: 130% Interval Modifier: 100% Grad interval 1 day (load balancer handles this Easy interval 4 days (load balancer handles this) Max reviews/day 9999 Easy bonus 130% Interval modifier 100% Max interval 36500 Leech threshold 4 Note that these are the settings I use for my ABPath deck, not med school There are 2 things that limit how much interval modifier can decrease the interval: Hard interval can’t be less than previous interval; Good interval can’t be less than hard interval; so if a buttons interval is less than previous interval, anki will automatically change it to previous interval. 0. By default Anki is optimized for long term learning. If it’s 200%, everything is multiplied by 2. I did read the Wiki, but my worry was that the model might have been trained on vastly different. 1. Yes indeed!Also, just because you want 85% retention doesn't mean that making these specific changes to the interval modifier will work appropriately. Now, my problem is, I actually set my easy bonus to 100%. interval_multiplier < 1 my interval would decrease. 1. If you want to see the cards more frequently before the exam you can decrease the "interval modifier" in options. Go to Anki r/Anki • by. The addon is intended for people who want to switch from default Anki settings to the setup recommended by Tatsumoto. By default, Anki's goal isn't to get you 100% recall rate, but to optimize the amount of time you have to spend on memorizing. 8, you'll find that the intervals increase the same amount as if you would have set the starting ease to 200% (if you only. Using the computation that is provided in the manual, make small adjustments in the interval modifier to bring the true retention closer to your chosen target. Those last two are really up to you. AmalRaj December 30, 2022, 10:53am 1. So the other approach is to make a card easier. For example if your course is 7 weeks then I would make my maximum interval 49 days or maybe 50 days. To change Anki card intervals you first need to: Choose the deck you want to modify. 2 months and the longest interval was 11. 5 seconds. Interval modifier. The interval modifier is applied on top of the existing scheduling, so a. Lowing the number from 100% (the default) to 50% will have the effect you desire. With Anki, you have full control over the length of the initial learning steps. com. However, this is not what you want because you've just lowered Starting Ease to 131% in the previous section. Actually, Anki introduces a fuzz factor that makes intervals randomly larger or shorter. The creator of Anki thought that intervals shouldn't shrink unless you chose "again" and that you shouldn't stay at the same interval forever. For each deck you could set a different interval modifier. You’ll want to make a couple changes here in order to optimize your Anki experience. Also, the way I use Anki personally, I don’t use the hard or easy buttons.