Optimization of Learning¶
Woźniak, P. A. (1990). Optimization of Learning: A New Approach and Computer Application. Poznan University of Technology.
Cited by¶
2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Adaptive Interleaving Scheduler
- It spaces his repeats using an interval rule in the spirit of the SM-2 algorithm — items answered confidently return later, missed items return sooner.
This sourceSpecifies an SM-2-inspired response-sensitive interval rule, with confidently answered items returned later and missed items returned sooner.
- It spaces his repeats using an interval rule in the spirit of the SM-2 algorithm — items answered confidently return later, missed items return sooner.
- Adaptive Review Scheduler
- A common backbone is an expanding-interval rule seeded by an SM-2-style formula
This sourceSpecifies expanding review intervals scaled by an item-specific easiness factor, with failed recall restarting the interval sequence.
- A common backbone is an expanding-interval rule seeded by an SM-2-style formula
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