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v1.0.1 - add benchmark results and description update to docs (#41)
* add benchmark results and description update to docs
* transpose table, remove VUN
* Update version to 1.0.1, remove redundant section from README, and enhance benchmarking table in documentation
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## Example Benchmark
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The following results mirror the tables from our paper. Bold indicates best, and underlined indicates second-best. Values are multiplied by 100 for legibility. Standard deviations are obtained with subsampling using `StandardPGDInterval` and `MoleculePGDInterval`. Specific parameters are discussed in the paper.
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### Benchmarking snapshot
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The table below shows an example benchmark generated with this library across multiple datasets and models. Values illustrate typical outputs from the implemented metrics (VUN, PGD, and PGD subscores). For completeness, this library and our paper also implements and provides various MMD estimates on the datasets below.
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The table below shows an example benchmark generated with this library across multiple datasets and models. Values illustrate typical outputs from the newly proposed PolyGraph Discrepancy. For completeness, this library and our paper also implements and provides various MMD estimates on the datasets below. Values are scaled by 100 for legibility and subsampling is used to obtain standard deviations (using `StandardPGDInterval` and `MoleculePGDInterval`). More details are provided in our paper.
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