the last cell in the how-to notebook does not run

[MooersLab]

for row in database:
    meanHalflife, varHalflife = ebisu.priorToHalflife(row['model'])
    print("Fact #{} has half-life of ≈{:0.1f} hours".format(row['factID'], meanHalflife))

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TypeErro--------------------------------------------------------------------------- TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)

in () 1 for row in database: ----> 2 meanHalflife, varHalflife = ebisu.priorToHalflife(row['model']) 3 print("Fact #{} has half-life of ≈{:0.1f} hours".format(row['factID'], meanHalflife)) TypeError: 'float' object is not iterable r Traceback (most recent call last) in () 1 for row in database: ----> 2 meanHalflife, varHalflife = ebisu.priorToHalflife(row['model']) 3 print("Fact #{} has half-life of ≈{:0.1f} hours".format(row['factID'], meanHalflife)) TypeError: 'float' object is not iterable

[fasiha]

SO sorry about that, thank you so much for checking! I must have been using an older API for priorToHalflife there and never revisited the notebook after it changed. It is now fixed!

[MooersLab]

Hi Ahmed,

The final cell on the notebook now runs for me. Thank you very much for the fast reply. I think ebisu could be a valuable contribution.

Best regards,

Blaine

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SO sorry about that, thank you so much for checking! I must have been using an older API for priorToHalflife there and never revisited the notebook after it changed. It is now fixed!

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[fasiha]

Thanks @MooersLab, we've been using it in a couple of flashcard apps, most recently fairly heavily with Curtiz, and having not seen any catastrophic failures (barring #1 which I hope to fix soon), my confidence in it is growing. I'm trying to work up the courage to ask Damien if he'd use it as the scheduling engine for Anki 😅, but Anki has so heavily invested in pre-scheduling due dates for cards, I'm sure it'd be a huge headache to unravel that assumption… I certainly cannot go back to having "due dates"—I study when I want to, sometimes a lot, sometimes not much, and the probabilities do their thing, and all is well 😊.