Ahmed Fasih

Again, thanks for coming by and commenting! The Duolingo paper's database is partial, meaning it doesn't provide results for each quiz that a user is given for a given flashcard....

> > ...the database skips reviews for the same user–flashcard pair,... Eibsu can't readily be applied to this case. > > I didn't understand this point. Are you referring to...

First, thank you so much for spending so much time and attention on Ebisu, on coming up with this approach, and for writing it up in such detail! I am...

Jacob Puthipiroj wrote this Anki addon for Ebisu: https://github.com/thetruejacob/Anki-Ebisu and may have some thoughts comparing Ebisu to Anki's algorithm. I don't use Anki so I'm not sure. One reason it's...

Also, there's this topic from the Anki discussion board that might be relevant: http://anki.tenderapp.com/discussions/add-ons/40926-refactoring-scheduler-code-in-light-of-new-style-hooks I'm not sure how far that person got though. Also see #22 for some more discussion...

Thanks for the link, I hadn't seen this and it's interesting! Hmmmm—while it's not at all surprising, it is a bit disappointing that a deep learning network is only competitive...

Ahh, I see, yes, if you're going to make a new SRS algorithm as part of an academic effort, then I see why you absolutely need a way to benchmark...

@grooveboxunited I use Ebisu in all my flashcard apps (see [Meguro](https://github.com/fasiha/meguro/) and [Kanda](https://github.com/fasiha/kanda) for current/recent iterations), with the usage described above and #35: I don't quiz when predicted recall probability...

Thanks for opening an issue, and for raising the initial issue and chatting about it on Reddit! I haven't forgotten about this! I've been trying a few different ways to...

Posted an interim detailed update at https://github.com/fasiha/ebisu/issues/35#issuecomment-899252582.