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CPT 4: Statistic Module Complete

A week ago I finished the statistic module. I have decided to go for just 4 statistics for the next version.It will be easy to add new ones for future versions.

The first one is actually more a scheduler (read only) than a statistic. It gives you an overview when you have to study your openings the next time in order to learn your openings in the most efficient way (e.g. recalling positions just before you are about to forget them, but not wasting time by repeating them too early).

 

 

 The next one shows you how complex your openings are (either absolute or in comparison):

 

 

 

Then you can check for each opening how well you know it already:

 

And finally you can see how many repetitions you have successfully trained your opening positions:

 
 

E.g. if you recalled your positions one time it is increased by one. If you fail you start at repetition 0 again.

Right now I'm working on the training module to finish it. Current status of the training module is about 70%. Basically the one million of options of CPT 3.3 are not yet implemented, but the general framework works already again.

Published Freitag, 9. Juli 2010 08:20 by StefanRenzewitz
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Alastair said:

This looks interesting. But what does 'opening complexity' mean? Is it related to how effectively or ineffectively one has learned specific openings? Or maybe it illustrates the density of variations for each opening? Anyway, this is just great stuff.

Juli 9, 2010 06:28
 

StefanRenzewitz said:

Depending on whether you pick percent or absolute values (this option is not visible on the screenshot) it will show you how many positions each opening contains or put this in relation to all other openings.

E.g. you might have 10.000 positions for your white openings of which 2.000 belong to the Closed Siclian which means its share of the whole white opening repertoire is about 20%.

In the screenshot only the percent values are displayed and not the absolute / overall number of positions per opening.

Juli 10, 2010 13:50
 

Matsu said:

Looks very cool! I hope your vacation charged your battery and gave a lot of inspiration.

Good luck!

Juli 12, 2010 13:43
 

Flavio said:

I like the idea of being reminded by the scheduler. Since I am not a profesional chess player, this is a great feature for people like me with jobs from 9 to 5. Great job Stefan.  Keep up the good work.

Juli 24, 2010 23:32

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