2 ms·
Define it as the limit as n goes to 0 from above of the sum of abs(act - expected)^(n), i.e. of Ln. No need to muck about with zero to the zeroth power directly
by TheLoneWolfling 11y ago
Define it as the limit as n goes to 0 from above of the sum of abs(act - expected)^(n), i.e. of Ln. No need to muck about with zero to the zeroth power directly.