Generate a Study Plan

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Start date The start date is the date of the first day in the study schedule. It is the date of the first day on which you can start studying.
Study periods per day Each day is divided into a number of study periods. Typically this would be 3 for morning, afternoon and evening, but it may be more or less depending on your needs.
Number of cycles This is the number of Monte Carlo cycles. It is simply the number of experiments that the model makes in its effort to search for an optimal study plan. At least in theory, the larger the number of Monte Carlo cycles, the more likely it is that the study plan is closer to the optimal study plan. You could start with a moderate number, say 1000000, and then increase it to improve the study plan depending on the performance of your computer and your patience.

File name You can save the study plan in the local storage of your browser by entering a file name here and clicking the save button. Similarly you can restore a previously saved study plan by entering the file name and clicking the load button. Note that if you clear your browsing data you will probably lose any saved study plans.

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