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by cechner
2549 days ago
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actually, beta is less useful than that! I think it represents the median difference between the two distances, its not a tolerance (at least as far as I can recall after experimenting with tuning this value). As with you, I have found that it still often gives ok results with slower frequencies, as long as the transition probabilities are still relatively in the same scale as each other for a particular observation pair. However it means that there's no point trying to 'tune' using the gamma and beta parameters |
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