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Simulation eval_coords bug
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This problem is famous. For a statistic see adjusted rand index.
For similar loosely related algorithms, see both Edit Distance family, the Hungarian Problem family, and bipartite matching. Although I think the statistic I mention is the exact thing to use if we are trying to solve this for the general case.
Let me know if the statistic will cover the issue, thanks.
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Code lgtm, thanks.
Can you squash this down to one commit? While doing that, you can add the Co-authored-by: on the commit so I get that elusive Pair Extraordinaire badge 😇 .
Will do! Sorry forgot to add you to that! |
Co-authored-by: Garrett Wright <47759732+garrettwrong@users.noreply.github.com>
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I think we can spare Joakim on reviewing this one if you want to merge it in (we talked about it yesterday). Ty! |
This PR addresses the fact that Cov3d clustering indices maybe permuted from the Simulation volume indices or
states, mentioned in #823