Summary
It just occurred to me that we might want to do this, even if only to validate that these steps are improving things. For example, I would hope that orthogonalizing rejected components with respect to accepted components would make the rejected components more TE-independent (i.e., higher rho and lower kappa).
Summary
It just occurred to me that we might want to do this, even if only to validate that these steps are improving things. For example, I would hope that orthogonalizing rejected components with respect to accepted components would make the rejected components more TE-independent (i.e., higher rho and lower kappa).