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PeterYSPeterYS

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Posted 2y ago

Example check

test.py
Hi, would you mind checking where I went wrong because I am getting a different discrepancy for the example given in the docs? Thanks!

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Julian (aqora)

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Posted by julian • 2y ago

Hi Peter! Yeah, you're totally right. Let me check with host, to see how the inconsistency came about

Julian (aqora)

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Posted by julian • 2y ago

Hi Peter! Me again! So I reached out to the competition organization and this is what they said:
His solution is totally right, that is a typo! I realized that the d = 0.0976 value would be considering only the first covariate w1, not the three of them.
Considering the three of them we have:
The solution arrays for this toy problem is the following:
  • group1 = [1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1]
  • group2 = [0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0]
The discrepancy value for this solution is d = 1.485
So I've gone ahead and updated the docs with this information. Sorry for the confusion! and I hope that helps answer your question.

PeterYS

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Posted by PeterYS • 2y ago

Great! Thanks Julian. This helps a lot, clarifying the metrics for me.