论文信息 - Response to Kanatani

Response to Kanatani

We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of two approaches to model selection: (1) the information theoretic method suggested by Kanatani and others and (2) our heuristic sequential selection method.

Geoff A. W. West | Paul L. Rosin

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