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Thank you for making this project open-source and for providing detailed documentation. I have a question regarding the hierarchical tree structure in the .hier file:
After fine-tuning the chunk and creating the hierarchical tree as a .hier file, I observed that the tree has a maximum depth of 1 (i.e., levels 0 and 1).
In your paper, you mentioned that the tree is formed and then merged back from the leaves to the top. Could this be the reason why I am only seeing a maximum depth of 1 in the resulting hierarchy?
I would greatly appreciate it if you could clarify this behavior or point me to where I might be going wrong.
Thank you for your time and for sharing this excellent work!
Best regards,
Kunal
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Thank you for making this project open-source and for providing detailed documentation. I have a question regarding the hierarchical tree structure in the .hier file:
After fine-tuning the chunk and creating the hierarchical tree as a .hier file, I observed that the tree has a maximum depth of 1 (i.e., levels 0 and 1).
In your paper, you mentioned that the tree is formed and then merged back from the leaves to the top. Could this be the reason why I am only seeing a maximum depth of 1 in the resulting hierarchy?
I would greatly appreciate it if you could clarify this behavior or point me to where I might be going wrong.
Thank you for your time and for sharing this excellent work!
Best regards,
Kunal
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: