From: Andreas G. <and...@cl...> - 2003-11-28 23:01:58
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I am using kmemaid for learning french vocs. As I don't understand what the "NN Training Time" in Settings represents, I started browsing for an answer. Unsuccessful, but that's a different story. What I have found instead is David's explanation on the ANN internals. There is written, that Grade 4 is regarded as the optimum, while 5 implies the user knows the subject too well. And grade 0 is used for items never reviewed. Up to today, I sticked to the following scheme: Grade 0 : Never heard that word before. Grade 1 : Would have understood it, even without knowing it Grade 2 : Oh sure! I know it, but just couldn't remember Grade 3 : After some thinking, I found it Grade 4 : Immediate recall, but with errors (spelling, sex) Grade 5 : Immediate and correct recall I guess with the ANN internal grade interpretation, the above list could be improved. But how? Any ideas? Talking about categories, I, for one, would love to see them in memaid. Here's my thinking - and it's all about vocabulary, your mileage may vary. While learning French, I need to improve the overall language capability, so importing and learning any word-pairs will do just fine and this is where I am currently. Next, I realize, my restaurant vocabulary is just too bad. So I would like to have these words in my french learning environment, but wish to work on these words specifically. Or, once learned, just wish to maintain the recall-level. >From this example, I would even propose yet another structure: I have category "Languages" with sub-category "French". Within "French", I have contexts like "Restaurant", "Internet", "Aviation", "Dating" ... A dedicated Restaurant database would do the job to enforce learning this specific language part - but then how to integrate it later in the general french database to keep the recall on the language level? Any ideas? Comments? Am I too complicated? Best, Andreas -- Andreas Grau 24, rue Lakanal -- F-31000 Toulouse -- France Tel. +33-561-23.96.63 |