auto rate typed answer

AnkiWeb addon 1836029849

Automatically rates typed answers as hard, good, or easy based on response time, with configurable thresholds, mismatch handling, and additional options.
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Updated
2021-12-06
Anki versions
2.1.50~
Description language
en

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abandoned

  • Last update or commit was 1760 days before the snapshot (2021-12-06).

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Description

If the typed in answer matches the saved answer this add-on rates the answer automatically as hard, good, or easy depending on how long it took you to answer. The thresholds can be configured from the add-on manager: You have "easy if shorter than", "good if shorter than", "hard if shorter than". If it takes longer than what you set under "hard if shorter than" the card will be rated as "1/Again". There also some additional options like "hard interval for cards with 2 or 3 buttons means again", "ignore case when comparing", "on mistake set focus on again", and "show tooltip for confirmation". If the typed in answer doesn't match you will see the answer and by default have to grade for yourself because I don't like automatically grading wrong answers: What if you only have a typo? What if you learn English and type "they're" whereas in the card you have "they are" etc. Should this always be graded as "fail/again"? For Anki versions 2.1.20 or newer you can change a setting in the add-on config, so that in case of a mismatch the button a user presses is ignored and instead the card is always rated as Again/1. This feature was introduced in 2021-06 and is mostly untested. If you run into problems with this feature let me know: Just click the "contact author" button in the upper right of this page. You can check if this add-on works as expected with add-ons like Extended Card Stats During Review or deck and card info sidebar during review that show you in a reviewer sidebar how you rated the last card. # multiple answer option In the add-on config you can set that the answer is compared against multiple fields, for details see the explanation in the add-on config window. This is quite complicated to setup and you must know the difference between "notes" and "cards" and know how to find out the names of note types and card templates. There's also this limitation: If what you typed in doesn't match any alternative your text will always be compared against the field that you have set in "{{type::...}}". If you can't live with these limitations don't use the option "accept_multiple_answers_for_these_notetypes". # Alternatives As far as I see for the current version 2.1 in 2019-09-03 there's only Speed Focus Mode (auto-alert, auto-reveal, auto-fail) which only rates as again if you took too long. For the old version 2.0 there are several similar add-ons that change the default ease so that depending on your answer the space bar means "again" or "good", the latest should be kelciour's _Select_Answer_Buttons_Automatically.py . This function is also included in my add-on as an option that you need to enable in the config. # bugs etc. If you find a bug or have improvements please post them in the official anki forum , on github . As always: Use this add-on at your own risk. # Versions - 2021-12-06 adjusted to 2.1.50 - 2020-06-28 fix for lower case - 2020-06-26 option to compare against multiple fields, added config.json.schema - 2019-09-04 initial release