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Expt/siblings #142
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Expt/siblings #142
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As I said on Discord:
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Using the reviews of a card to adjust the memory states of its siblings is interesting. Waiting for the results. Also curious about the method KAR3L (https://github.com/Pinafore/karl-flashcards-web-app) used to update the recall probability of related cards. That method might also be worth trying to update memory states of siblings in FSRS. (Though we can't identify all the related cards like KAR3L can, we can atleast identify the siblings.) (By method, I mean the mathematical function.) |
Here is the result:
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So, the impact is unfortunately very small, even lesser than the impact of recency weighting. Now, I am even more curious about KAR3L. Maybe trying a similar method for updating memory states of siblings in FSRS would yield better results? |
Does this mean that KAR3L is not using specific formulas but something like a neural network? If so, we can't take any inspiration from KAR3L. |
BTW, what if we allow GRU-P to use the new data (containing reviews of siblings)? That could tell us how much improvement we can expect if we were somehow able to come up with a great formula. |
@L-M-Sherlock what would the name be? GRU-P-Sibling? 😆 |
The result is not promising:
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This suggests that we shouldn't focus on siblings (assuming that there wasn't any bug in the benchmark). |
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