I fully agree with you and this is indeed one of my criticisms of modern academic writing -- we tend to write papers that are just very hard for anyone to read.
So delta refers to the confidence, i.e., how often are you willing to be wrong, and epsilon is tolerance with respect to the actual count.
We have found that in general, setting delta=0.1 and espilon=0.8 works fine for most practical applications.
So delta refers to the confidence, i.e., how often are you willing to be wrong, and epsilon is tolerance with respect to the actual count.
We have found that in general, setting delta=0.1 and espilon=0.8 works fine for most practical applications.