In the documentation in pfilter.py line 165, it says that weight_fn should take parameters "real" and "hypothesized" in that order. But when the function is called in line 240, the "self.hypotheses" attribute is the first argument. Shouldn't the self.hypotheses attribute naturally be called as the hypothesized argument?
In the documentation in pfilter.py line 165, it says that weight_fn should take parameters "real" and "hypothesized" in that order. But when the function is called in line 240, the "self.hypotheses" attribute is the first argument. Shouldn't the self.hypotheses attribute naturally be called as the hypothesized argument?