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evaluate this anki FSRS : 0.2132, 1.5531, 6.1728, 17.5228, 7.2687, 0.4136, 1.7940, 0.0076, 1.3249, 0.2119, 0.8098, 1.8910, 0.1184, 0.1729, 2.2325, 0.2510, 3.2794, 0.5525, 0.5703

The parameters you provided are for the FSRS (Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler) algorithm, which is an advanced alternative to Anki's default SM-2 scheduler. These parameters control how intervals and retention are calculated.

FSRS Parameters Breakdown

Here are your parameters with their meanings:

w (Weights for difficulty, stability, and retrievability):

w[0] = 0.2132 (Initial stability after successful review)

w[1] = 1.5531 (Initial stability after failure)

w[2] = 6.1728 (Stability increase per review when R (retrievability) is high)

w[3] = 17.5228 (Stability increase per review when R is low)

w[4] = 7.2687 (Stability decay over time)

w[5] = 0.4136 (Difficulty impact on stability)

w[6] = 1.7940 (Difficulty impact on stability after failure)

w[7] = 0.0076 (How difficulty changes after successful review)

w[8] = 1.3249 (How difficulty changes after failure)

w[9] = 0.2119 (How difficulty changes based on response time)

Additional Parameters (for retention & forgetting curve modeling):

w[10] = 0.8098 (Retention decay rate)

w[11] = 1.8910 (Retention scaling factor)

w[12] = 0.1184 (Forgetting curve adjustment)

w[13] = 0.1729 (Nonlinearity in forgetting curve)

w[14] = 2.2325 (Impact of recall probability on scheduling)

w[15] = 0.2510 (Impact of stability on next interval)

w[16] = 3.2794 (Interval multiplier for successful reviews)

w[17] = 0.5525 (Interval multiplier for failed reviews)

w[18] = 0.5703 (Adjustment factor for stability after lapse)

Evaluation of Your FSRS Parameters

Stability Increases (w[2], w[3]):

w[2] = 6.1728 (High when R is high → intervals grow faster if recall is easy)

w[3] = 17.5228 (Very high when R is low → big stability boost after struggling)

This suggests that difficult cards get much larger stability increases than easy ones.

Difficulty Adjustment (w[7], w[8]):

w[7] = 0.0076 (Difficulty barely changes after success → stable difficulty)

w[8] = 1.3249 (Difficulty increases sharply after failure → hard cards get harder)

This may lead to difficulty increasing too fast for lapsed cards, making them harder to retain.

Retention & Forgetting (w[10], w[11]):

w[10] = 0.8098 (Moderate retention decay → reasonable forgetting curve)

w[11] = 1.8910 (Boosts retention scaling → higher retention targets)

This suggests a slightly aggressive retention target (~90%+).

Interval Multipliers (w[16], w[17]):

w[16] = 3.2794 (Large multiplier after success → long intervals)

w[17] = 0.5525 (Moderate reduction after failure → not too punishing)

This means successful reviews lead to much longer intervals, while failures don’t reset intervals too harshly.

Potential Issues & Recommendations

Problem: w[3] (17.5228) is very high → may overcompensate for lapses, leading to unstable intervals. Fix: If cards feel like they "jump too far" after a lapse, consider reducing w[3].

Problem: w[8] (1.3249) makes difficulty spike too much after failure → may make cards too hard. Fix: Lower w[8] to around 0.8-1.0 to prevent excessive difficulty inflation.

Problem: w[16] (3.2794) is very high → intervals may grow too fast, risking premature forgetting. Fix: Try lowering to 2.0-2.5 for more conservative scheduling.

Conclusion

Your FSRS parameters are optimized for high retention (~90%+) with aggressive stability increases for difficult cards. This may work well if you have a high tolerance for long intervals but could lead to instability for very hard cards.

If you notice too many lapses or overly large interval jumps, consider tweaking:

w[3] (lower to ~10-12)

w[8] (lower to ~0.9)

w[16] (lower to ~2.5)

Would you like help optimizing these parameters further based on your actual review history?

I would like an Anki FSRS does make a word never come back when I already know it (when I type the "Easy button"

If you want the FSRS scheduler in Anki to effectively "retire" a card (i.e., make it never reappear) when you mark it as "Easy", you can achieve this by adjusting the FSRS parameters to maximize the interval growth for easy reviews.

Solution: Modify FSRS Parameters for "Easy" to Send Cards to Infinity

The key parameter that controls how much intervals grow after an "Easy" rating is w[16] (interval multiplier for successful reviews).

Recommended Adjustments:

Set w[16] to an extremely high value (e.g., 100.0 or even 1000.0).

This will make the next interval so large that the card effectively never comes back in your lifetime.

Example:CopyDownloadw[16] = 1000.0 # Makes "Easy" cards disappear forever

Optional: Adjust w[0] (initial stability) to make "Easy" cards start with a huge interval.

If you also want new cards to disappear quickly when rated "Easy", increase w[0].

Example:CopyDownloadw[0] = 100.0 # New cards marked "Easy" start with a 100-day interval

Modified FSRS Parameters Example:

If your original parameters were: 0.2132, 1.5531, 6.1728, 17.5228, 7.2687, 0.4136, 1.7940, 0.0076, 1.3249, 0.2119, 0.8098, 1.8910, 0.1184, 0.1729, 2.2325, 0.2510, 3.2794, 0.5525, 0.5703

Modified version (Easy = Never Come Back): 100.0, 1.5531, 6.1728, 17.5228, 7.2687, 0.4136, 1.7940, 0.0076, 1.3249, 0.2119, 0.8098, 1.8910, 0.1184, 0.1729, 2.2325, 0.2510, 1000.0, 0.5525, 0.5703

Alternative Approach: Use a Custom "Easy" Button

If you don’t want to modify FSRS parameters, you can:

Press "Easy" and then manually suspend/bury the card.

Use an add-on like Auto Suspend to auto-suspend cards after an "Easy" rating.

Caveats

This method only works for FSRS4.1+ (latest Anki versions).

If you ever reset the card, it will come back.

If you sync with AnkiWeb, these changes apply only locally unless you share the deck.

Would you like help fine-tuning this further based on your deck’s behavior?

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