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Add a note on Wasserstein distance to make it clear it is not Hausdorff
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collapse operators on the output simplex until the user-defined
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collapse operators on the output simplex until the user-defined
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tolerance is reached.
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tolerance is reached.
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\note The tolerance is given in the sense of the Wasserstein
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distance. It is _not_ a Hausdorff tolerance: it does not mean that
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the distance between the input samples and the output polyline is
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guaranteed to be less than `tolerance`. It means that the square
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root of transport cost per mass (homogeneous to a distance) is at
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most `tolerance`.
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\param tolerance Tolerance on the Wasserstein distance.
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\param tolerance Tolerance on the Wasserstein distance.
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void run_under_wasserstein_tolerance (const FT tolerance) {
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void run_under_wasserstein_tolerance (const FT tolerance) {
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