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** '''Collect difficulty data''' - collect [[Glossary:Difficulty|difficulty]], starting [[Glossary:Stability|stability]], and [[Glossary:A-Factor|A-Factors]] for all [[Glossary:Item|items]] | ** '''Collect difficulty data''' - collect [[Glossary:Difficulty|difficulty]], starting [[Glossary:Stability|stability]], and [[Glossary:A-Factor|A-Factors]] for all [[Glossary:Item|items]] | ||
** '''Save recall matrix''' - save parameters of the Recall[] matrix used by [[SuperMemo Algorithm|Algorithm SM-17]] (parameters A and B of the forgetting curve approximation and repetition cases used to compute each entry) | ** '''Save recall matrix''' - save parameters of the Recall[] matrix used by [[SuperMemo Algorithm|Algorithm SM-17]] (parameters A and B of the forgetting curve approximation and repetition cases used to compute each entry) | ||
=== Neural analysis === | |||
* '''Neural analysis''' - build a neural queue and show how activation spreads in the network | |||
=== Randomize === | === Randomize === |
Revision as of 20:25, 12 March 2016
The Tools submenu on the main menu provides the following options (assuming File : Level : Professional checked):
Commander
- Commander (Ctrl+Enter) - choose a SuperMemo command to execute
Workload
- Workload (Ctrl+W) - the daily and the monthly calendar of repetitions.
Sleep Chart
- Sleep Chart (F12) - record of repetition and/or sleep blocks that will help you see your timing pattern in learning and sleeping
Plan
- Plan (Ctrl+P) - a schedule manager that will help you plan your time by adjusting proportions of time you spend on individual activities
Mercy
- Mercy (Shift+Alt+M) - a dialog box that makes it possible to reschedule repetitions (e.g. before or after a holiday break). Use Mercy only if you want to redistribute the outstanding material in a selected period of time. If you cannot cope with material overload, you should rather use Postpone
Tasklist
Statistics
- Statistics
- Statistics - a window with the main statistics of the learning process
- Element data - a window with the statistics related to the current element. This window also displays the repetition statistics after a repetition
- Analysis (Shift+Alt+A) - a dialog box with various statistics related to the learning process and the SuperMemo Algorithm
- Simulation - a dialog box that makes it possible to simulate the course of learning over many years using real data collected during repetitions (see: Theoretical aspects of SuperMemo). Please note that for a low value of the forgetting index, the simulation procedure may be inaccurate (see: FAQ)
- Report - generate a text file with statistics displayed in the Statistics window
- Reset parameters
- Forgetting index record - reset the record of repetition grades used in computing the measured forgetting index
- Forgetting index vs priority record - reset the record of the forgetting index measured for different priority categories (as visible in Tools : Statistics : Analysis : Graphs : Forgetting Index vs. Priority)
- First grade vs A-Factor record - reset the record of the correlation between between first grades and A-Factors
- Average response time - reset the record of the average time it takes to respond to questions in your collection
- Repetition history - delete the history of repetitions without affecting the learning process
- Optimization matrices - reset the optimization matrices used in the learning process (RF, OF, repetition cases, forgetting curves, etc.)
Memory
- Memory
- 4D Graphs (F7) - visual presentation of memory functions, their approximations as used by Algorithm SM-17, and options for resetting and re-computing memory data on the basis of repetition histories
- Memory status (F2) - show changes to memory status over time
- Compute memory stability matrix - compute the parameters of the memory stability function for the individual
- Collect difficulty data - collect difficulty, starting stability, and A-Factors for all items
- Save recall matrix - save parameters of the Recall[] matrix used by Algorithm SM-17 (parameters A and B of the forgetting curve approximation and repetition cases used to compute each entry)
Neural analysis
- Neural analysis - build a neural queue and show how activation spreads in the network
Randomize
- Randomize
- Drill - randomize the final drill queue
- Pending - randomize the pending queue
Random test
- Random test - run random repetitions on various subsets of the current collection (random repetitions do not count in the learning process). The following tests can be found on the Random test submenu:
- Resume test
- All (Alt+F11) - run a random test on all elements
- Pending - run a random test on pending elements
- Memorized - run a random test on memorized elements
- Dismissed - run a random test on dismissed elements
- Topics - run a random test on topics
- Items - run a random test on items
- Filter - use the element filter and run a random test on a subset of filtered elements
- Leeches - run a random test on difficult elements
- Subset - run a random test on a selected element subset
- Branch - run a random test on the currently selected branch in the contents window
Random review
- Random review (F11) - randomly review elements in the current collection
Options
- Options (Alt+O) - open a tabbed dialog box with options such as default interface font, default forgetting index, path to files on the CD-ROM, translation language, etc.