Thank you for this great tool! Would you kindly explain why the kernel norm matrix and the adjacency matrix end up the same in all cases I encountered, including this "official" example? For exponential kernels (for example), I was under the impression that kernel norms (or branching ratios, isn't it?) were supposed to be alpha/beta...Your insights would be welcome, thanks in advance.
PS: the same happens when using adjust_spectral_radius() in a simulation: this only impacts the adjacency matrix, regardless of the decays.
Thank you for this great tool! Would you kindly explain why the kernel norm matrix and the adjacency matrix end up the same in all cases I encountered, including this "official" example? For exponential kernels (for example), I was under the impression that kernel norms (or branching ratios, isn't it?) were supposed to be alpha/beta...Your insights would be welcome, thanks in advance.
PS: the same happens when using adjust_spectral_radius() in a simulation: this only impacts the adjacency matrix, regardless of the decays.