Uncorrelation based on those components that contribute to free energ… #57
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Fixed the overlap value issue
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Looks good to me except for a couple of minor comment issues I brought up, and the choice of the default option. So we can merge once you fix those. GitHub/git usage info: To update this PR, just make the changes requested on your existing dhdl_individual branch, commit them, and push to dhdl_individual. That will automatically update this PR. Then either merge it or comment so I know it's updated (pushing doesn't generate a message to me) and I'll merge it. Thanks. |
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Uncorrelation based on those components that contribute to free energy, rather than all components
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…y rather than all components.
This addresses issue #27.