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setting alpha = beta = 1 surely makes the Jaccard coefficient! The so-called Tanimoto is supposed to be a generalisation of this which coincides with Jaccard when sets rather than vectors are compared- and it isn't anyway!
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setting alpha = beta = 1 surely makes the Jaccard coefficient! The so-called Tanimoto is supposed to be a generalisation of this which coincides with Jaccard when sets rather than vectors are compared- and it isn't anyway!