- ← relative spacing
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not to be confused with absolute SR algorithms
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> The absolute spacing of repetitions refers to the total number of ◊ trial that occur between all repeated tests — 📰 Spaced retrieval﹕ Absolute spacing enhances learning regardless of relative spacing
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assumes ◊ trial-based scheduling
- and I guess how many trials of other items were wedged between all exposures of a specific item?
- unless I'm missing something, that sounds majorly contrived...
- and I guess how many trials of other items were wedged between all exposures of a specific item?
- according to 📰 Spaced retrieval﹕ Absolute spacing enhances learning regardless of relative spacing, increasing absolute spacing increases ⌣ retention, which they assume as fairly proven