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requested forgetting index - the maximum allowed proportion of elements that you may not remember at repetitions. This is your desired value of the forgetting index. Your actual measured forgetting index depends on your systematic work and the correct formulation of knowledge in learning. See: Forgetting index

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	'''<span id="requested_forgetting_index">requested forgetting index</span>''' - the maximum allowed proportion of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] that you may not remember at [[Glossary:Repetition\|repetitions]]. This is your desired value of the [[Glossary:Forgetting index\|forgetting index]]. ~~If it is actually accomplished as~~ [[Glossary:Measured_forgetting_index\|measured forgetting index]] depends on your systematic work and the [http://super-memory.com/articles/20rules.htm correct formulation of knowledge in learning]. See: [[Forgetting index]]		'''<span id="requested_forgetting_index">requested forgetting index</span>''' - the maximum allowed proportion of [[Glossary:Element\|elements]] that you may not remember at [[Glossary:Repetition\|repetitions]]. This is your desired value of the [[Glossary:Forgetting index\|forgetting index]]. Your actual [[Glossary:Measured_forgetting_index\|measured forgetting index]] depends on your systematic work and the [http://super-memory.com/articles/20rules.htm correct formulation of knowledge in learning]. See: [[Forgetting index]]