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tootyskooty ◴[] No.44022417[source]
They have gotten better and I think it's clear they'll continue to get better :). FSRS is already good (I use it both in Anki and for periplus.app), but looking at the benchmarks [1] there's a lot of room left for improvement.

One direction could be to incorporate semantics, which afair FSRS doesn't do at all yet. A good flashcard deck will have a lot of semantic overlap, e.g., a card for the vocab word itself, that word in a sentence, etc. Struggling with one component is a strong signal you'll struggle with another.

The same thing could be done for just better spacing, so you don't "cheat" by having too closely-related cards next to eachother in a review (the review signal will be less noisy).

[1] https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/srs-benchmark

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1. Expertium ◴[] No.44022674[source]
Unfortunately, the 10k dataset for the benchmark does not include any text/media files, as sharing that publicly would violate Anki's privacy policy. Regarding accuracy, FSRS-6 is pretty good: https://imgur.com/a/calibration-of-different-fsrs-versions-K...