AnkiWeb addon 1501397084
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Generates animated graphs of Anki deck history for intervals, ease, card types, and ratings, saves them as videos, and is superseded by a stats-focused replacement add-on.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.64+ | 2023-05-24 |
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Adds dozens of extra customizable statistical graphs to Anki's stats screen, including retention, load, lapse, repetition, time, interval, FSRS, and time-machine charts.
Adds a card-interval history graph and today's progress to the stats window, though initial data generation may take a few minutes and deck filtering is unavailable.
Reschedules Anki cards using FSRS review histories, postpones or advances selected cards, balances daily workload, schedules breaks, disperses sibling cards, flattens backlogs, and reports memory and learning-step statistics.
Automatically adjusts each card's ease factor after every review to converge on a target success rate, with configurable bounds, adjustment leash, and optional pass/fail two-button mode.
Filters statistics by note type, card type, or tag, including hierarchical tags and their subtags, though newer Anki statistics are unsupported.
Adds a statistics graph showing historical throughput by averaging cards studied per time batch, with configurable thresholds and optional graphs for learning, young, and mature cards.
Graphs from this addon are available in a much more accessable format in the stats menu.
Allows you to see the history of your anki decks, portrayed in various animated graph formats. This saves the graph videos to your computer.
For a more detailed overview read this
Graphs from this addon are available in a much more accessable format in the stats menu.
Github: https://github.com/Luc-Mcgrady/Anki-Search-Stats-Extended
Ankiweb: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1613056169
*Edited together in Kdenlive
Create a time-lapse of your intervals over time
Full disclosure, for some reason the intervals at the end and the intervals in the anki stats are different. The reason for this I don't know but the graph looks pretty regardless.
Bar animated chart but this time for your ease.
This is the animated version of your card types (young, mature etc).
This wont be perfect because the new cards come in when they are created not when they are moved into your deck. Also learning cards are just counted as cards with an interval less than 1. Theres probably a way to fix that but it shouldn't make too big a difference.
This option creates an animated pie chart of all the ratings you gave to reviews on every day you rated them.
For all of these your going to need python installed with pip. All the automatic install does is run these commands so its probably more reliable than doing this manually. Only read this if the automatic install has failed.
Just install matplotlib
$ pip install matplotlib
If this doesn't work then my only guess is your pip is probably for a different python than the one anki uses. so try find the one python uses and run that ones pip.
Try and run anki in administrator mode if you get errors regarding permissions in folders.
In windows it wont count if you install matplotlib in your python site-packages like if you did the linux way. Anki has its own python runtime and its own packages. Conveniently these packages are in the lib folder
pip install --target=".../anki/lib" matplotlib
Where .../anki = your anki install location.
Probably the same as windows, otherwise good luck.