Closed alexdkeros closed 6 years ago
Dear Alex,
this result is (surprisingly) correct. It is not too difficult to see that there should only be 5 generators in dimension 1. It is a very interesting and non-obvious exercise to show that there are no generators in dimension 2, but a generator in dimension 3.
Best, Uli
Dear Ripser developers,
While trying to compute the persistent homology of a cube, expecting results similar to a 2-sphere, I get the following results:
Results:
The issues are the following:
1.There are only 5 generators of dimension 1. 2.There are no generators in dimension 2. 3.There is a generator in dimension 3 that should ideally be in dimension 2.
Could you please shed some light to this issue?
Thank you in advance, Alexandros