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{{Fig|In the graph above, which includes data from over 130,000 repetitions, newly [[Glossary:Memorized_element|memorized]] [[Glossary:Item|items]] are optimally repeated after seven days. However, [[Glossary:Item|items]] that have been forgotten 10 times (which is rare in SuperMemo) will require an [[Glossary:Interval|interval]] of two days. (Due to logarithmic scaling, the size of the circle is not linearly proportional to the data sample; the number of repetition cases for [[Glossary:Lapse|lapse]]s{{=}}0 is by far larger than for [[Glossary:Lapse|lapse]]s{{=}}10, as can be seen in '''[[Toolkit menu|Toolkit]] : [[Toolkit menu#Statistics|Statistics]] : [[Analysis]] : [[Analysis#Distributions|Distributions]] : [[Analysis#Lapses|Lapses]]''')}} | |||
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Figure: In the graph above, which includes data from over 130,000 repetitions, newly memorized items are optimally repeated after seven days. However, items that have been forgotten 10 times (which is rare in SuperMemo) will require an interval of two days. (Due to logarithmic scaling, the size of the circle is not linearly proportional to the data sample; the number of repetition cases for lapses=0 is by far larger than for lapses=10, as can be seen in Toolkit : Statistics : Analysis : Distributions : Lapses)
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