File:Gradint.svg
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Summary
| Description | Graph generated by Gradint showing spaced-repetition sequences. The horizontal axis represents time; each ellipse represents a separate sequence. The sequences shaded pink do the newest words and have the most repetitions. The shorter sequences do background revision of older words. Sequences are arranged so that a lesson can switch between them in an irregular pattern as shown by the red line. The "springs" (wavy lines) represent degrees of freedom in the sequences, which have been stretched or squashed to make that arrangement possible. |
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| Source | own work (and I wrote the program that generated it) |
| Author | Silas S. Brown |
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| current | 19:15, 11 January 2008 | | 1,793 × 400 (139 KB) | Silas S. Brown | {{Information |Description=Graph generated by Gradint showing spaced-repetition sequences. The horizontal axis represents time; each ellipse represents a separate sequence. The sequences shaded pink do the |
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