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In the paper the "anomaly score" is defined as the normalized PSNR, denoted $S(t)$ in the paper, and calculated as such in the code.
However, higher PSNR means more "normal", so shouldn't the anomaly score be $1-S(t)$, which I believe is what is shown in the example animation and labeled as "anomaly score"?
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In the paper the "anomaly score" is defined as the normalized PSNR, denoted$S(t)$ in the paper, and calculated as such in the code.$1-S(t)$ , which I believe is what is shown in the example animation and labeled as "anomaly score"?
However, higher PSNR means more "normal", so shouldn't the anomaly score be
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: