Re: [Bug-gnubg] Feature Request: Self-Quizzing

[Christian Anthon]

Hi bob,

I like the idea, and it goes well with a previous suggestion of
automatic export of errors. I won't make it a priority, but I'm
putting it on my list of (possible) things to do.

Christian.

On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 3:00 AM, Bob Hart <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi-
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>   I'd like to ask if a Self-Quizzing feature could be added to gnubg. This
> feature would increase the speed of improvement in a user's game by allowing
> a user to build a list of positions tailored to the user's particular
> weaknesses as revealed in the user's own games. It would also save time by
> eliminating the need to review all games in a match just to find the bad
> decisions that require study.
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> Feature Design Notes
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>    Users build Self-Quiz lists and then use these Self-Quiz lists to train
> themselves against their own weaknesses as described next.
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>    How to build a quiz list in "live" mode:
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> a)       User sets thresholds for bad cube and checker plays
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> b)       User plays gnubg
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> c)       User makes a bad move or cube decision
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> d)       Software pops up a "Bad move" dialog box showing user equity
> differences between choice made and the right move
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> e)       User is given the choice to add the position to a position quiz
> list.
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>     How to build a quiz list in "analysis" mode:
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> a)       User sets thresholds for bad cube and checker plays
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> b)       User points the software to a directory full of matches or money
> games and designates a quiz list name
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> c)       Software batch analyzes all matches and money games in the target
> directory and adds positions to the quiz list that meet the criteria
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>     How to use quiz list to improve one's game:
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> a)       User picks a quiz list
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> b)       User chooses: Cube/Checker/All
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> c)       User chooses: In Order / Random
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> d)       Software calls up positions as directed and user has to make a move
> or pick a cube play before being given the answer
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> - Bob
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