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Hello, this is already avaviable via this script:
http://mnemosyne-proj.org/scripts/multiple-choice-randomize-list
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-New command line option "--high-dpi-scaling" to enable scaling for displays
with high DPI values. Not enabled by default because it can cause some
issues with multiple connected displays.https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mnemosyne-proj-users/YE5-bMfOp4Y
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I feel that if this where to be implemented, it should be so as a plugin so that the user interface remains uncluttered by default.
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I have another suggestion, sometimes you need to memorize a list. If mnemosyne could mach what you type with the points in the list it would be great.
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it would be great if mnemosyne highlighted the incorrect characters
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I think a specific card type or something you specify for each card must be added for this to be convenient, because many (at least my) my cards contains sentences. How will this be implemented?
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Updated to beta 2.1.
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Hay Doug, you may want to check out the "Image helper" active content for mnemosyne.
Fields will be added very soon.
Screenshot: http://bildr.no/view/1204010
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Good point, but then the user needs to be aware of that.
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I like this idea to be able to filter out the cards. Very hard cards I think may require repetitions both in the morning and later that day for better learning (at least for me).
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I agree that the mnemosyne database may be used for observations. But I think its dangerous to draw conclusions on it and changing the algorithm based on it. There are so many variables that are not controlled. Here are some thoughts: (1) after some moths the user will probably adapt the answer to the given algorithm, (2) the type of information learned may vary greatly and (3) the way of learning (card type) varies, (5) the amount of information a user was in one card may vary greatly, (6) users may grade a card 5, just because there is no way of skipping a card that is very hard or not that important to learn, (7) no clear definition what is considered "not memorized" - in example should I grade it as 2 if I recall 2/3 of the information in the card?
Instead changes should be based on quality studies, like controlled studies in an student setting or for a group of enrolled participants over the internet studying the same cards.
drawAnswerScript ready for testing: http://mnemosyne-proj.org/scripts/drawanswerscript