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@ -38,7 +38,9 @@ _Other comparison arena UI options are available in Settings - shown here is **r
- Define the cohort of notes to rank - works especially well with **Obsidian Bases**: pick a **Base** and a **view** to define your cohort dynamically
- Efficiently review and pick a winner with keyboard shortcuts and an unobtrusive on-screen bar
- Per-cohort stats and rankings can be written to frontmatter
- Advanced convergence and matchmaking heuristics you can tune
- Information-gain matchmaking that automatically picks the most useful pairs to compare
- A stability progress bar that shows how close your rankings are to converging
- Advanced convergence heuristics you can tune
- Robust to renames and moves via stable per-note Elo IDs
- Cohorts are saved so you can resume ranking sessions, picking up where you left off
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- K-factor and winner toasts
- Where to store Elo IDs: frontmatter (default) or end-of-note comment
- Advanced Elo heuristics (provisional boost, decay, upset boost, draw boost)
- Matchmaking heuristics (similar ratings, low-matches bias, upset probes)
- Progress bar settings (stability threshold, surprise highlight)
- Default frontmatter properties (names and which to write)
- Ask for per-cohort overrides when creating a cohort (on by default)
- Cohorts section: rename a cohort and change its frontmatter overrides. The plugin can preview and perform bulk updates (write, rename, remove) across the cohort.