Closed Renaissance25 closed 3 years ago
They differ in the definition of ideal delay, where 'zero' means ideal delay is zero and 'diag*' means diagonal (wait-0) as ideal. In our paper we used 'diag_positive' only, which means a punishment if the latency is higher than wait-0 but no additional reward if the latency is lower than wait-0.
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There is three type of delay_func,“zero”, "diagonal", "diag_positive". Which one is corresponding to the delay loss in paper? And what's their difference? It confuses me.