let flashcard: Flashcard = {
front: 'programer',
back: 'an organism that turns caffeine in software',
interval: 0,
repetition: 0,
efactor: 2.5,
dueDate: dayjs(Date.now()).toISOString(),
};
console.log(flashcard);
flashcard = practice(flashcard, 1);
console.log(flashcard);
I would expect the dueDate for the flashcard to continue to be today's date, since the grade was 1 (incorrect response). In other words, I'd expect the card to remain due until the user selects 3/4/5 as the grade. At least thats is my expectation as an Anki user. Am I mistaken about how Supermemo algorithm works or am I misunderstanding something?
Instinctively I would agree but according to the algorithm description itself at https://super-memory.com/english/ol/sm2.htm it is clear that the interval for an incorrect response is 1.
Hey all In this example
I would expect the dueDate for the flashcard to continue to be today's date, since the grade was 1 (incorrect response). In other words, I'd expect the card to remain due until the user selects 3/4/5 as the grade. At least thats is my expectation as an Anki user. Am I mistaken about how Supermemo algorithm works or am I misunderstanding something?
Thank you