Open hikerun opened 11 months ago
Hi @hikerun,
generally, as we're talking about software, a lot is possible 😉
I have to admit I heard about the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve the very first time. I found e.g. this article describing it a bit: https://www.mindtools.com/a9wjrjw/ebbinghauss-forgetting-curve
I guess that especially the part about "spaced learning" is what you had in mind when opening the issue, correct?
I could imagine that implementing something like this is easily possible:
Is this what you roughly had in mind?
What I'd be interested in: Do you have any other use case for such a recurrence pattern? From the linked article, I would assume that this could be useful for learning. Do you see any other use cases?
Yes, it could be useful for learning. For example, I can use it to remind me to review an article I've read. I can review it on day 1, day 2, day 4, day 7, and day 15 to help me memorize it better.
I think set up a "factor" is a good way.
i think it is also an cool feature for new installations (hardware), in first time we can check it often, than later we check it but less. but i think we must define a min (this can be the intervall value) and a max value, only an factor may be to less. and also an preview of the intervall (numbers day / weeks or so on) will be helpfull.
Thanks the two of you!
Okay, I guess it makes sense to support this. I'll created a tracking issue over on GitLab for the implementation: https://gitlab.com/rpdev/opentodolist/-/issues/632
Feel free to comment there as well if you have something to add. I think this feature should be relatively easy to add, so might be in for the next release (but please don't take this for granted 😉).
Hello, is it possible to add an Ebbinghaus forgetting curve to the recurring Sub-Tasks, for example, the repeat date set to 1,2,4,7,15 days.