Aha. It is a much more granular approach. [1](the last interval + delay/4) * hard interval factor * interval modifier Let's say the last interval was 30 days and you're answering the card on-time (so the delay is 0), the hard invert factor from the deck options is 120% and the interval modifier is 76%, then the two options from the above are: 30+1 = 31d (30 + 0/4) * 1. I use default settings and works well. Log In / Sign UpSounds like your interval modifier is set too low. My optimal first interval should be about an hour, to target 90% [probably best to review-ahead an hour too] A simple linear model improves 20% over the Anki baseline SM2 model. Easy bonus: 140%. Go to your Anki stats and see whether or not you have a total retention rate of at least lower than 90%, if not try to reduce your interval modifier to something greater. What are your settings? Reply. Hard Interval After you answer a card, Anki calculates the new interval by doing New = Old * Ease * Interval modifier this means a 50% interval modifier will make a card appear in 10 days instead of 20 days. I learned from the course that this is the one to not keep static. 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. 2 Likes. 80 Add-ons. The SM-2 algorithm from the late 1980s is responsible in Anki for its core function of scheduling your repetitions, with the modification of considering each card’s priority. In the example screenshot from the last posts, I had ease_factor=1. Share Sort. 2, never changed that value in any deck, it's a good value interval modifier: It's the adjustment slider for me. Don't display graduating interval, easy interval, new interval, starting ease, interval. A lapse, by definition, is a mature card (a card with an ivl>21d) that is lost (i. 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. 2 new interval: 0. I read anki manual on changing interval modifier. Your interval modifier MUST be set to 100% (no change) for all decks. 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. RS vs SS is mainly discussion on number of review vs time spend on reviews. ghranx January 3, 2023, 9:36pm 8. Sometimes one of these cards comes up, and I want to review the card [perhaps I didn’t quite remember it but answered with a different form, or a synonym, or I have learned more nuance about the. ”. Anki’s Interval Modifier takes the normal interval for a card and multiplies it by the interval modifier. The starting ease, easy bonus, new interval, and hard interval can be edited in the Advanced options settings (see above. I am using Anki on two desktops and one mobile device – 1 mac. 3. Reset ting cards within Anki. Anki is not really a cramming tool tough. My goal was to reduce my workload, and it worked. It is the First Interval after the Learning card. Leave the modifier to 100. But that would also affect the 'good' and 'hard' interval; cutting both in half (which is not what you want). (One day overdue would be a Good Interval of 7 days). 55 with the support of custom scheduling with memory states. In the latest version of FSRS4Anki, maximum interval, easy bonus, and hard interval have been supported. 1. Easily done, just change the Interval Modifier in your desired Deck's Options. That’s it. 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. This is the best Anki setting for step II & beyond -CHANGE MY MIND! I've been consistently hitting 88-92% on true retention for several past months with somewhat of a minimum workload. So will the interval modifier setting, but you have the option of selecting your target retention in FSRS. New card limit 20, Review limit 300, 2400 cards due. Fortunately, there's an easy fix -- go into "Add Ons" --> "config", and make sure that the interval coefficient is set to 0. So you will graduate the cards on the second step. An extra multiplier that is applied to all reviews. Work with the material outside of Anki so that the knowledge is more solid. 5 factor to 1. If you set it to 0. First off that’s very impressive. 95% percent because immediatly after a review you would remember all. First off that’s very impressive. Lowing the number from 100% (the default) to 50% will have the effect you desire. Your intervals sound like the default Anki intervals, except the variability in your mature card intervals doesn't really make sense to me. I aim for 80-85% because I believe. Easy Bonus is 1. Choose Options from the dropdown menu that appears. Actually, Anki introduces a fuzz factor that makes intervals randomly larger or shorter. Tbh this video should be at the top of the sidebar. Inspired by ResetEZ. 30, Hard Interval 1. IIRC the anki defaults seem to be geared more for short term, dense studying (like for tests). Let us assume after 30 days I find my retention to be 75% and hence need to increase my interval modifier again. " Not clear. Interval Modifier. dae Split this topic July 22, 2020, 2:38am 2. Easy Bonus / Interval modifier / Max. And that's it. Interval modifier: 100%; Maximum interval: 36500 days; Bury related reviews: false; Lapses. Anki's designed for long-term learning. 95, we get an interval modifier of log (0. The light gray strip is 95+% optimal efficiency. I intend to do this. 1. 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. (1 day --> 3 days --> 9 days -->. Normally the ease starts off at 250%. Your max ease is 250%. 5 seconds. Anki>Preferences. At first I was thinking I should set it to 90% instead, because I was worried that if it tries to get me to fail 15% of. After you answer a card, Anki calculates the new interval by doing New = Old * Ease * Interval modifier this means a 50% interval modifier will make a card appear in 10 days instead of 20 days. Study Now: for 1d ivl, click 'Bury". Lowering the intervals overall (with a reduced interval modifier) is not an option because this would lead to a lot of additional work, check the calculations in the manual here. The good interval suggests 9. 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 do recommend it, yes. My interval modifier is set at 95% for this deck because I envisioned difficulties when I was starting (obviously this affects it, but certainly not by that much) I don't let anki add in cards randomly; I suspended all the cards, then I un-suspend cards that are near other cards as I run out. From the Anki docs: Interval modifier allows you to apply a multiplication factor to the intervals Anki generates. My recommendations: Current Deck Options: High retention goal; I want to learn a lot of cards daily and see them frequently Maximum reviews/day: 100 This is 2x my New card count Easy bonus: 130% This is standard, I wouldn't decrease it, and I didn't increase it for my high-retention priority decks Interval Modifier: 85% I emphasize. Choose Options from the dropdown menu that appears. 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. Max reviews / day - 9,999. Seriously, no one has a rough estimate of this B parameter? This must be close to 0 of course, but. Doesn't sound like a common problem that would occur with. This add-on reduces the next interval for very mature cards which should slightly increase their retention rate. doing your reviews every day) this is fine. Work with the material outside of Anki so that the knowledge is more solid. 00] - This multiplier is applied to all reviews, and minor adjustments can be used to make Anki more conservative or aggressive in its scheduling. 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. Steps (in minutes) 10,60,720,1440. 10 Hard interval = 1. You probably want to change the interval modifier. 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. The white strip is 99+% optimal efficiency. 20 New interval = 0. You can modify them in fsrs4anki_scheduler. 1. 8 and currently have a retention rate of 0. Make an informed decision after you have read the manual. On PC Anki you click a deck's gear, options, reviews, and lower the interval modifier percentage. The graduating interval, easy interval, new interval, starting ease, and interval modifier become irrelevant. "Efficiency" in this case means "cards learned per hour of time studying". How to reduce card intervals. 250% Easy bonus at 100% Interval modifier 100% Lapses: Interval 1 20 New interval 100% Min interval 2 days Leech threshold 5 Leeches tag only. This doesn't conflict with Auto Ease Factor and prevents Anki from treating cards you fail as if you've never seen them before by starting them from scratch. : (Inte… A post was merged into an existing topic: Intervals for Lapses. Check out a review of Anki, one of the most popular SRS flashcard apps in the Japanese learning community. It's been a long time since I used anki. Expand user menu Open settings menu. 35 that causes all cards with a 130% ease factor to get reset to 250% starting ease. 92 (1. Change the Interval Modifier to 80\% Save a copy of Anki Chart named “Answer buttons” and “True retention by Maturity”. 00. In my opinion this would be good for short term use in theory: New Cards: Steps: 30 1440 5760. Hey everyone, I have two questions about Anki’s intervals depending on new days. I spend about 3-5 per on Anki every day. 00 it does nothing. ago. 1. Additionally, the frequency (interval modifier) the cards appear after the student fails them should be adjusted. 50 Easy bonus = 1. And obviously, i do it for each study Topic separately. If we follow the log ratio formula suggested in the Anki documentation, we can easily get a value greater than 2. Anki’s default scheduling settings are good enough in most cases. For example, if you’re using the default Anki settings (250% ease factor, interval modifier is 100%, learning steps are 1min 10min, relearning step is 1 minute, and your new interval after a lapse is 0% (meaning it will set back the interval to 1 day when you fail the card and pass it)), and assuming you’re always pressing Good, then your. When you do this, Anki will turn the cards back into new cards. Those periods are not fixed, and are set by the Spacing algorithm that Anki uses. SM2 defines an initial interval of 1 day then 6 days. Next day, each time you fail a card on 1440 interval, Flag it. I have gone from taking 25 new cards a day many months ago, to 20, to 15, to 10. The lower the interval modifier and the lower the max interval, the more reviews you'll do and the more time you'll spend studying. 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. A lot of them introduce hard-to-notice problems with your intervals. As you say correctly the Fuzz gets added after I click on the button, therefore cannot be the reason why. Because of the way Anki works I would review on the last days before the exam a little bit ahead. 8) / log (0. No more ease/interval modifier/new interval tuning necessary. I have 2 suggestions to try to minimize card number: 1- Use anki only for info that is important and you are likely to forget. js. Please make sure you understand the options before changing them, as mistakes could. Statistics are calculated from the nominal intervals Anki stores in the review. Do longer graduating steps : 14 days as a graduating interval is not unheard of. It's interesting that OP's retention is so anomalous (97% typically gives way too many reviews). From what I've read from scientific articles and some videos on YouTube, my understanding is that that 'too much' spaced repetition isn't really an issue for long-term retention (despite the amount of poorly drawn learning. One final thing to note is that Anki forces a new interval to be at least 1 day. The interval modifier is applied on top of the existing scheduling, so a. read the section about deck options and especially about reviews and the interval modifier very, very carefully. For example, if you’re using the default Anki settings (250% ease factor, interval modifier is 100%, learning steps are 1min 10min, relearning step is 1 minute, and your new interval after a lapse is 0% (meaning it will set back the interval to 1 day when you fail the card and pass it)), and assuming you’re always pressing Good, then your. Billiam95 said: I'm usually in the neighborhood of 96-98% correct on mature cards; MS2 with approx 11k mature cards for reference. com The interval modifier is a very imortant setting. Here's the wonky part: when answering a card, I can choose between 6 days (hard), 7 days (good), and 9 days (easy). , 250 %) of individual cards. 92 * 1. What I would do: drastically drop that interval modifier. 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. Decrease the daily through-put to make sure mental exhaustion isn't playing a role. You see the card, you remember the answer, you press Good. apkg) and UNCHECK the ‘Include scheduling information’ box (but keep the ‘Include media’ box checked). 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. Doing it again, it schedules to 2021-05-23 and then to 2021-05-25. Let's try this add-on - Anki Simulator. So you will graduate the cards on the second step. Retention is shown separately for learning, relearning and cramming reviews. some of the available guides that tell you how to "optimize" anki are very bad in my opinion. In the default Anki setting, if you get a card wrong, the New Interval for lapses would render it new again, like you’ve. The usual first few intervals are 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 18 days, 45 days. If it’s 200%, everything is multiplied by 2. 1. Is it enough to change just the main's deck interval modifier or do I have to. So essentially the formula is 2. Anki’s algorithm differs from SM-2 in some respects. Increase the interval modifier. 91 interval modifier. com) Set next_day_starts_at with the “New day starts at” in your Anki. But sometimes they don’t work optimally with certain types of material or study patterns. This assumes that you leave your new card ease at 250%, as is default in Anki. e. ghranx January 3, 2023, 9:36pm 8. 2. You might ask what the retention is throughout the learning process as a function of interval. roxgib March 10, 2022, 9:00am 4. 5 * last interval. Hi there! I started using anki back in January and using it pretty much everyday. The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. 50 = 292. js. For example, if you’re using the default Anki settings (250% ease factor, interval modifier is 100%, learning steps are 1min 10min, relearning step is 1 minute, and your new interval after a lapse is 0% (meaning it will set back the interval to 1 day when you fail the card and pass it)), and assuming you’re always pressing Good, then your. More learning steps so that the information is seen more often after the card graduates. 2. I learned from the course that this is the one to not keep static. See my preferences below:. I only press again and good, and I have a . To restore the balance bump Interval Modifier up to 192%. (And because reviews take a long time. If your intervals are too small, you are seeing cards too often; remembering more but wasting your time. 48, 13) for new cards, and (10, 30) for reviews. Review - max, 130% easy bonus, interval modifier 90%, maximum interval 120d. Here are the same examples with an interval. Change your interval modifier to 205%. I discovered the problem when I took a month long vacation from Anki, came back, postponed all my cards, and then noticed that all my intervals had been hosed. The Anki Manual describes essentially this same formula in the Deck Options » Reviews section, but there it is used to calculate a deck-wide interval modifier. Graduating Interval: 2 days. I believe that review simulator website has a different panel that projects expected retention based on interval modifier, you may want to try different scenarios with that. Reviewing the same 1000 cards every two days for a month is hugely inefficient. After that, use True reten by Maturity; change the '21' interval to 10; 30; 60; 90; 120; record the Retention for these ranges. And that's it. 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". However, I noticed the latest version of Anki changed the entire interface for the UI and I just want to double check I'm setting it up correctly: Should I go to "new cards" -> "learning. If self. You can thus use the multiplier to make Anki present cards more or less. 14 votes, 15 comments. Reviews. Possible you could be fine-tuning interval modifier or something to either increase retention or decrease daily review time. This is big, this means, in anki terms, that you have an extra interval modifier that depends on the number of reviews only. 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. Step 3: Fill in your Anki settings in the optimizer. 700×201 56. Description. darthese • 4 yr. To restore the balance bump Interval Modifier up to 192%. By default Anki is optimized for long term learning. The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. At its default of 100% it does nothing; if you set it to 80% for example, intervals will be generated at 80% of their normal size (so a 10 day interval would become 8 days). Today I want to introduce how to use the FSRS4Anki custom scheduling. Also adding extra (unnecessary) options like that creates a small cognitive overhead by adding decision fatigue. I have been using Anki for language learning for about 6 years now and I have many cards with extremely long intervals, 5, 10, even 13yrs. yes i think this was it!! i switched to v3 (beta) on mobile & it fixed the issue. 5 * last interval. Basically, if I know the answer instantly I will always hit ‘easy’. We’d calculate the modifier as: log(90%) / log(85%) = 0. Anki → Preferences → Scheduling → V3 scheduler. You're just making more work for yourself by setting a low max interval like 60 days. You can thus use the multiplier to make Anki present. So they say that 191% at 130% ease is the same as the default 100% interval at 250% ease. The graduating interval, easy interval, new interval, starting ease, and interval modifier become irrelevant. You're welcome to talk about all of the apps and…r/Anki • 8 yr. Michaelfonzolo • 3 min. interval_multiplier definitely did if I am assuming correctly that this is the interval modifier from the deck settings. When I started Anki, I would either click Again, Hard, or Good; Hard for when it took me more than a moment, and Good if I instantly recognized the answer. I found I liked having long learning intervals (like 1 d, 4 d, graduate at 7 d, easy button at 28 d) and 50% interval remaining after clicking again (the default is 0%). The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. Of course, I expected that this would increase my future review load. 95, we get an interval modifier of log (0. 26. Thank you for. Of course, you could also do this with the default anki scheduler, but then you would need to keep fiddling with the interval modifier, with FSRS the process is automatic. If your Interval Modifier is 150%, then Anki would calculate the new interval as normal (Interval * Ease Factor = New Interval) and then. Billiam95 said: I'm usually in the neighborhood of 96-98% correct on mature cards; MS2 with approx 11k mature cards for reference. One final thing to note is that Anki forces a new interval to be at least 1 day. So the higher the number the higher the interval for the easy button hard interval 1. For the second, I only have my own subjective experience to go by, since there hasn't been any external testing. 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. 50? : r/Anki by throne_deserter How to bring Interval Modifier below 0. It's probably best to trust Anki's algorithm for spaced repetition. [0] In my post on anki I have two studies that look at the effects of longer intervals on learning. The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. 首先是上一张图，我其实也用了很久的anki了，陪伴我度过了考研的时光，对于anki的各种参数有一些感受，在此分享一下我的anki设置。 下面对于高级设置中的3个参数——Interval modifier、Hard interval和New interval分享我的看法： Starting ease was changed to 180% because I learn most of my vocabulary through Anki rather than through another means first and I found it to be beneficial for retention. Warning: If you use the same Options Group for all decks, then all will be affected. So wouldn't I expect the "easy" interval to be the same as the "good. Now you have a card that is exactly at 250% and you always answer the card correctly. 5. , you press again in a card with an interval >3w). Well, my interval modifier is 100% and the easy bonus is 140%. Repeat 2 more times ( to get a bigger sample size); add the resuls. Anki is great to learn vocabulary and not so good to improve writing/listening. So using the. 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. IntroductionSets the Ease factor of all the cards in your collection to the value you choose, and updates Interval Modifier and Starting Ease in every option group. Advantage - increasing the interval modifier obviously means less reviews as you state :) Disadvantage - undoubtedly this will result in a lower review retention. It's basically a multiplier applied to your cards. You want to adjust your interval modifier to get your mature retention from 80-90% (personally I like 85%+). Starting Ease. (One day overdue would be a Good Interval of 7 days). 0 but that a user can set higher or lower. Current Interval (100 days) * Interval Modifier (100%) * Ease Factor (250%) = 250 Days it is: Current Interval (100 days) * Interval Modifier (100%) * Ease Factor ( 230% ) = 230 Days The interval modifier is essentially just a coefficient that is applied to all intervals in Anki. ) At present, it doesn't seem to be helping. New Cards/Day: 30 (this is a good # for me, don't want to change it) Graduating interval: 9 days. 5 ease factor x 1. Now if your interval Modifier are 50%. Question. 3. So will the interval modifier setting, but you have the option of selecting your target retention in FSRS. Anki is for efficient retention. Is that a possibility? Alternatively: Is there a way to automatically change the interval modifier for cards with intervals of >6m? I. Yes indeed!Anki multiplies the interval by this number, letting the user ask for more or less time between reviews uniformly, across all cards. Interval Modifier; Hard Interval; New Interval; Custom Scheduling; Deck options primarily control the way Anki schedules cards. You can thus use the multiplier to make Anki present. At its default of 1. If you feel that Anki is repeating problems too often, you can increase the interval modifier from 1. The add-on remembers the last state. Otherwise this algorithm could be constantly chasing. Anki is great to learn vocabulary and not so good to improve writing/listening. reset the Ease to 250 ( add-on ) kill the fuzz ( add-on "Defuzz") set the Interval Modif to 40. 1. 00) x Starting Ease = 1 x 1 x 2. The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. Scroll down until you find the “Interval modifier. 1875 * 2. Maybe this will be a good thread for new people who come to this sub asking for anki settings also Here is my setting: New cards - step: 10 60 1440 4320 and others as default. 95) = 2. All my cards have the default ease of 250%. Meanwhile the "Easy" Interval is calculated like:current interval * ease * interval modifier * easy bonus. Do things however you prefer. Then click the gear icon for that deck. )I have two questions about Anki's intervals depending on new days. This add-on prevent you from ease hell. 1. g. By default, new interval is 2. One final thing to note is that Anki forces a new interval to be at least 1 day. Calculate the retention. At its default of 100% it does nothing; if you set it to 80% for example, intervals will be generated at 80% of their normal size (so a 10 day interval would become 8 days). research. 95) = 4. Also, the way I use Anki personally, I don’t use the hard or easy buttons. It simply increases your intervals across the board for all your cards, which counteracts the. Seriously, no one has a rough estimate of this B parameter? This must be close to 0 of course, but. These settings were used for 2 week exam. Anki For Medical School + Boards. js. I found it extremely helpful and I am excited to try it. at the end of a session, Reschedule cards rated "GOOD" for 3d ; use Anki option. Playing around with the interval modifier appears to be a risky game to play that seems to not be worth it in the long-run. 5 KB. Later after you've used Anki for. So watch for a sudden increase in the next interval; click on Hard - if the interval value suits you; if it is still too big, reduce temporarily the Interval Modifier to 1%. This is in my opinion the best way to solve the Ease Hell problem once and for all because in Anki any given card can't have Ease lower than 130%. Your memory must be amazing. So you should adjust the interval modifier. We've changed the minimum ease to 131% and the interval modifier to 191% to avoid this bug. Step 2: Copy the code of FSRS4Anki. The New Interval-% can be set to 10%; than ANki will show you either the Min ivl; or the New ivl -- whichever is. 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 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!. 0为基准，是影响复习. I started doings Anki religiously in November of 2019, which is about 2,300 hours on Anki. this one affects how Anki calculates your intervals throughout the life of the card and relative to other cards. Did 65% of light year and 95% of lolnotacop and got 250+/260+, sometimes Anki can be really excessive and there are a ton of repeats and things you don’t really need ReplyThese are the settings I use and I have done fine with lecture (within 1 std dev) and extremely well on our module exams (2 std dev above the class average). 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. No more ease/interval modifier/new interval tuning necessary. Decrease the daily through-put to make sure mental exhaustion isn't playing a role. 50 = 117. My goal was to reduce my workload, and it worked. Now let’s match the twin included aforementioned long term. to account for the varying difficulty. The retention of Anki is too higher in early stage. 31 and the interval modifier to 1. 92 ≈ 2. Do you understand what the different terms mean, such as interval modifier, starting ease, graduating interval, maximum interval, and easy interval? Steps: 1200 Order of new cards: in order added Graduating interval: 7 daysAdjust ease factors in Anki based off of performance in order to hit a target success rate. The downside is the intervals get really long. 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. (80% +) I think you should rather set a large interval modifier (like 150-200%) than always clicking on easy. Make the Maximum interval 120d. So essentially the formula is 2. If you provide accurate variables, the simulator should do a good job of giving you a rough idea of your future workload. From the Anki docs: Interval modifier allows you to apply a multiplication factor to the intervals Anki generates. For example, if your personal retention rate at default Anki settings is 90%, then you can use an interval factor anywhere between. Here is the full list of timezones: list of pytz time zones (github. To change Anki card intervals you first need to: Choose the deck you want to modify. new interval, starting ease, and interval modifier become irrelevant. Your max ease is 250%. I haven’t really messed with the settings after I first got it setup, but the only reason it tells you to set the interval modifier as 191% is because you are changing the ease to the lowest possible value, 130%. T he default interval modifier is 100%. The downside is the intervals get really long. Briefly speaking, Anki determines card scheduling by the option we choose after revealing the answer (“ Again “, “ Hard “, “ Good ” or “ Easy “). . You’ll want to make a couple changes here in order to optimize your Anki experience. 1. I keep tabs on how I'm performing on mature cards. I would review the cards that are due on. I want to know how Anki gets to the intervals given under the buttons. 3%, week is at 62. 65 You can use Google to calculate it for you. 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 (*. 3. I say that's a good trade off for maintaining a large vocab. Hello, I’m having a hard time understanding the “Reviews” options page as I recently started to adjust the “Interval modifier” percentage. Interval Modifier; Hard Interval; New Interval; Custom Scheduling; Deck options primarily control the way Anki schedules cards. This, I am not sure about.