Closed renqiqi closed 3 years ago
There is no fix theta. Firstly, it depends on the dataset. Secondly it depends on the desired false positive rate. You could use a validation set (by splitting the test set) to get a feeling for the distribution of anomaly scores of normal data.
There is no fix theta. Firstly, it depends on the dataset. Secondly it depends on the desired false positive rate. You could use a validation set (by splitting the test set) to get a feeling for the distribution of anomaly scores of normal data.
I got it, thanks for your reply.
Hi, How is θ given? Is it artificially set or calculated? If it is calculated, how is it calculated? Looking forward to your reply.