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This is the original formula to calculate the core distance of a given object:
"KNN (o, i) be the distance between object o and its i th nearest neighbor.",
says the paper.
So, my question is, shouldn't we divide 1 by the ith KNN instead of the dist to the ith element? This is what we are currently doing. Thx
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This is the original formula to calculate the core distance of a given object:
says the paper.
So, my question is, shouldn't we divide 1 by the ith KNN instead of the dist to the ith element? This is what we are currently doing. Thx
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: