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Doc/mention Steps Stats in README #518

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The Steps Stats are based on the cards from the selected deck or collection that were first reviewed in the last 1 month/year or deck life and have at least two reviews.

These stats are helpful for fine-tuning your (re)learning steps to achieve your desired retention in the short-term reviews. To learn more about learning steps, please read [learning steps](https://docs.ankiweb.net/deck-options.html#learning-steps) in the Anki manual.
These stats are helpful for fine-tuning your (re)learning steps to achieve your desired retention in the short-term reviews.

How your learning steps affect the intervals:
- If you firstly rate again, the interval is the 1st learning step.
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  • If your first rating for a new card is Again, the interval is the 1st learning step.
  • If your first rating is Again and the second one is Good, the interval is the 2nd learning step.
  • If your first rating is Good, the interval is the 2nd learning step.
  • If your first rating is Hard, the interval is (1st learning step + 2nd learning step) / 2.

- If you firstly rate again and then rate good in a new card, the interval is the 2nd learning step.
- If you firstly rate good, the interval is the 2nd learning step.
- If you firstly rate hard, the interval is (1st learning step + 2nd learning step) / 2.

So the 1st recommended learning step is based on the stability of your cards where you rate again in the first review.
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So the 1st recommended learning step is based on the stability of your cards where you press Again during the first review.


For the 2nd recommended learning step, the senario is more complex. It is based on the minimum of the stability of three kinds of cards:
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*scenario

- S(Again Then Good): You firstly rate again and then rate good in a new card.
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S(Again Then Good): Your ratings are Again and then Good for a new card.

- S(Good): You firstly rate good.
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  • S(Good): Your first rating is Good.
  • S(Hard): Your first rating is Hard.

- S(Hard): You firstly rate hard.
- Because hard step is (1st learning step + 2nd learning step) / 2, 2nd learning step is 2 * hard step - 1st learning step. And hard step is based on S(Hard).
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  • Because a Hard step is (1st learning step + 2nd learning step) / 2, the 2nd learning step is 2 * hard step - 1st learning step. And the Hard step is based on S(Hard).


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