Closed mackancurtaincheeks closed 3 years ago
.. because even when I am reading through the article no definition of the dynp function is given, only a discussion between two possible dynamical programming algorithms. I would like to use this is my bachelor thesis and therefore I kind of need to define the function Dynp.
In the related article there is a pseudo-code for the Dynp function. This is not exactly the one implemented in ruptures, but both are strictly equivalent. You can find it on page 11.
Closing now. Feel free to reopen.
Is there any definition, or pseudocode, of the Dynp function? I can't seem to find anything except for a brief explanation in text.