How are words marked as learnt via language pump?

[Till_Varoquaux]

I don’t see any way to mark a sentence as “understood” in phrasepump, just a way to manually mark a word as learnt. I was hoping for something that might use spaced repetition (or ebisu). I’m under the impression that this requires the user telling the algorithm whether they were able to properly recall a flash card. I see no button in phrase to mark successes (or failures) on flash cards.

Is this, something that is there but I failed to see? Am i just being impatient and it’s planned in a future release?

Either way, Phrase pump is an amazing feature and i can’t wait to see how it evolves.

[Till_Varoquaux]

Nevermind, I started seeing the cards you can answer to today. If anyone else wonders the same thing: after a couple of days you’ll get “quizz cards”

[esquid]

I was wondering this too! Thanks for asking and answering.

[joan_LanguageProcess]

This is also a fantastic (and written) response by a user of LR that I wanted to pop in for users of the future:

PhrasePump - how are words marked as 'learnt'?

PhrasePump is a language model designed to assist users with generating natural language content and providing responses to various prompts. The “Learnt” number you mentioned refers to the number of times the model has been trained on different datasets and examples. The model’s training process involves exposure to a wide range of text and language patterns to improve its understanding and generation capabilities. Regarding the lack of a “correct” or “mistake” button when reviewing, it’s impor…

I hope it provides some clarity in addition to the above. I know it did for me!