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Update feature scaling #2165
Update feature scaling #2165
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"chi2": 1.4108729362487793, | ||
"erf_tr": 2.803447723388672, | ||
"erf_vl": 2.2027039527893066, | ||
"chi2": 1.5391007661819458, |
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so the mapping has changed?
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Yes slightly, I think it's because now the x=1 is usually included in the scaled xgrid where before it was not
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and why is it needed? Its contribution should be 0.
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Because previously x=1 was not in the fktable xgrids so I could just use the largest x-grid point as the last step in the grid before x=1. With pineappl x=1 is there and it should remain at 1.
Before this change the x=1 in pineappl would be the last step/interval before 1 after scaling.
Some modifications to the feature scaling, in particular it makes sure that the input passed tot he photon computation is the correct one. This is because with feature scaling we pass both the scale and non-scaled input to the model, where the non-scaled input is used in the computation of sum rules and integrability.
Some reports of fits with this branch are: