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This qualitative finding is the same when using different values, e.g. 5 instead of 0. The same behavior is found in imi_rel_threshold.
The difference between 1. and 2. suggests that in the former it might not be allowed for a trait to keep its value if not specified (threshold set to ∞), which would be (in my opinion) counterintuitive. The difference of 2. and 3. is unclear to me.
Defaulting to ∞ (or 1.0 in the imi_rel_threshold case) is yet another question.
For a boolean variable, three different ways of setting (all) thresholds yield three different results:
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This qualitative finding is the same when using different values, e.g.
5
instead of0
. The same behavior is found inimi_rel_threshold
.The difference between 1. and 2. suggests that in the former it might not be allowed for a trait to keep its value if not specified (threshold set to
∞
), which would be (in my opinion) counterintuitive. The difference of 2. and 3. is unclear to me.Defaulting to
∞
(or1.0
in theimi_rel_threshold
case) is yet another question.To reproduce:
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