Applying outside of review

[bcbwatt]

I have this installed, but I do most of my reviews on mobile (so this addon does not apply).

Is is possible to adjust the ease factor for all cards, outside of the review period? Perhaps with a menu option to run through the decks.

[filipenanclarez]

Yeah, this is a great idea, can you do it, with the similar code in in https://github.com/eshapard/Anki-avgEase ?

If you can loop through deck options, i think you also can loop trough deck cards, and update the ease factor.

Then mobile users can periodicly do an ease factor update on desktop.

I have this installed, but I do most of my reviews on mobile (so this addon does not apply).

Is is possible to adjust the ease factor for all cards, outside of the review period? Perhaps with a menu option to run through the decks.

[eshapard]

Sorry, I don't use Anki anymore, so I have no motivation to work on these scripts.

Excerpts from filipenanclarez's message of February 3, 2020 11:47 am:

Yeah, this is a great idea, can you do it, with the similar code in in https://github.com/eshapard/Anki-avgEase ?

If you can loop through deck options, i think you also can loop trough deck cards, and update the ease factor.

Then mobile users can periodicly do an ease factor update on desktop.

I have this installed, but I do most of my reviews on mobile (so this addon does not apply).

Is is possible to adjust the ease factor for all cards, outside of the review period? Perhaps with a menu option to run through the decks.

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[Willz7]

@eshapard What made you stop using Anki?

[galantra]

Do you use an alternative?

[eshapard]

I use Ebisu to model the recall probability of items over time and created my own flashcard application to handle everything else. That gives me a lot of flexibility to implement some features that Anki doesn't have, and Ebisu let's me select items based on probability of recall rather than working around the schedule-a-review-date paradigm that Anki (and most other flashcard programs) inherited from Supermemo.

Some day I might write about what I'm doing, and maybe publish some code, but that won't be for a while. I suspect that what I'm doing won't have the kind of mass appeal that Anki has, as I mostly use a simple text-based (curses) interface.

If you're interested, and know some python, I did publish some of the code I use for creating nested and overlapping cloze deletions somewhere on eshapard.github.io.

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Do you use an alternative?

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