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:the tree structure in which particular [[Glossary:Element|elements]] of a SuperMemo [[Glossary:Collection|collection]] are organized. The '''knowledge tree''' is presented in the [[Glossary:Contents_window|'''Contents''' window]]. Particular [[Glossary:Node|nodes]] of the '''tree''' can hold up to a thousand [[Glossary:Child|children]] each, but for performance reasons it is recommended not to keep more than a hundred [[Glossary:Child|children elements]] in a single [[Glossary:Node|node]]. Some authors use the term ''knowledge hierarchy'' to refer to the '''knowledge tree'''. | :the tree structure in which particular [[Glossary:Element|elements]] of a SuperMemo [[Glossary:Collection|collection]] are organized. The '''knowledge tree''' is presented in the [[Glossary:Contents_window|'''Contents''' window]]. Particular [[Glossary:Node|nodes]] of the '''tree''' can hold up to a thousand [[Glossary:Child|children]] each, but for performance reasons it is recommended not to keep more than a hundred [[Glossary:Child|children elements]] in a single [[Glossary:Node|node]]. Some authors use the term ''knowledge hierarchy'' to refer to the '''knowledge tree'''. | ||
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Revision as of 04:02, 1 June 2016
- knowledge tree
- the tree structure in which particular elements of a SuperMemo collection are organized. The knowledge tree is presented in the Contents window. Particular nodes of the tree can hold up to a thousand children each, but for performance reasons it is recommended not to keep more than a hundred children elements in a single node. Some authors use the term knowledge hierarchy to refer to the knowledge tree.
- See also:
- Building the knowledge tree
- Contents window
- Tree structure at Wikipedia