Closed nicolopedrani closed 2 years ago
@nicolopedrani why did you add a new function correlation_matrices
?
@nicolopedrani why did you add a new function
correlation_matrices
?
I will remove that. It was a test, to check if it is different to evaluate the covariances using all data. Tomorrow I will remove that "new" implentation Don't work until late
ok, when you remove it i will merge this PR. for experimental features it is better to work on different branches
Il giorno mer 8 giu 2022 alle ore 23:36 nicolò @.***> ha scritto:
@nicolopedrani https://github.com/nicolopedrani why did you add a new function correlation_matrices?
I will remove that. It was a test, to check if it is different to evaluate the covariances using all data. Tomorrow I will remove that "new" implentation Don't work until late
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Description
tprime_evaluation
function outsidecreate_time_lagged_dataset
function.create_time_lagged_dataset
. If not passed then the rescaled time is computed from the unbias time and logweightsTICA
object. Default value set toTrue
, and enforce the symmetrization of Correlation matrices. If set toFalse
theCompute_TICA
function solve the TICA problem without symmetrizingC_tau
Todos
Questions
RandomSplit
) what does it happen to the time ordering of this set? is the correlation matrix computed properly? the time ordering is not important (the correlation matrix is simply a weighted average), but dividing the whole dataset into two different datasets may lead to different estimation of bothC_tau
andC_0
, compared to the estimation obtained by using the whole dataset.Status