Clarification on the `u` and `v` dual variables in the `sinkhorn` function with `log=True`
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Hello, I have a question regarding the behavior of the sinkhorn
function when log=True
is passed. The function returns a dictionary containing the dual variables u
and v
, but I could not find a clear explanation in the documentation regarding how these values are computed. Could you please clarify the method used to get these values?
Much appreciated, thanks!
u and v are the scaling variable of the sinkhorn that returns the OT plan T=diag(u)K diag(v) .
We need to be more detailed in the documentation. I agree.
I was more so wondering if these are the same dual variables associated with the Sinkhorn problem as defined in the book "Computational Optimal Transport" by Peyré and Cuturi:
I need to invert it to f = eps * log(u), g = eps * log(v). Are the u
and v
defined in the package already in the log domain for example?
yes u and v are the same variables