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I think the description for calculating the default epsilon in this tutorial is inaccurate. The tutorial says that the algorithm sets the default$epsilon$ as "the mean distance described in the geometry".$\ell_2$ loss, this is twice the distance squared. For more complicated losses, this does not even have to be measure of distance.
However, looking into the code it seems to me that you're calculating the average of the cost matrix instead. For
I suggest we change this loss to "the mean cost described in the geometry" to avoid confusion.