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Hi, Patrick.
Thanks for your code and Document. They really help me a lot. However, I found a little "mistake" in the interpolation about the parameter "include_original" in class Augment. It says that when "include_original" is set to be True, then for each $\Phi(x_i,...,x_{k+i-1})$, original element of the sequence will be included as well. And the output is of the form $(,x_i,\phi(x_i,...,x_{k+i-1}))$. But when I dived into the source code of "Augment", I noticed that it actually be $(,x_{k+i-1},\phi(x_i,..x_{k+i-1}))$. I'm not sure whether this inconsistence is intentional or actually a mistake.
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Hi, Patrick.$\Phi(x_i,...,x_{k+i-1})$ , original element of the sequence will be included as well. And the output is of the form $(,x_i,\phi(x_i,...,x_{k+i-1}))$ . But when I dived into the source code of "Augment", I noticed that it actually be $(,x_{k+i-1},\phi(x_i,..x_{k+i-1}))$ . I'm not sure whether this inconsistence is intentional or actually a mistake.
Thanks for your code and Document. They really help me a lot. However, I found a little "mistake" in the interpolation about the parameter "include_original" in class Augment. It says that when "include_original" is set to be True, then for each
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: