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For the pseudo-code provided above, I see that the equation accounting for beta0 is computed using n. Why are you stating differently?
For the pseudo-code provided above, I see that the equation accounting for beta0 is computed using n. Why are you stating differently?
Because in the pseudo-code n is the number of samples in target domain and m is the number of samples in source domain, beta0 is computed using n. But things are different in the source code, n and m represent the number of samples in the source and target domains, respectively. Beta0 should be always computed using the number of samples in target domain.
For the pseudo-code provided above, I see that the equation accounting for beta0 is computed using n. Why are you stating differently?
Because in the pseudo-code n is the number of samples in target domain and m is the number of samples in source domain, beta0 is computed using n. But things are different in the source code, n and m represent the number of samples in the source and target domains, respectively. Beta0 should be always computed using the number of samples in target domain.
according to the paper, beta0 should be computed using m (the number of different samples)