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. 2016 May 17;12(5):e1004915. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004915

Fig 2. Geodesic reveals the boundary.

Fig 2

Top: The parameter values for geodesics on the model manifold in Fig 1. The geodesic path is parameterized by τ which is proportional to the information distance on the model manifold. The boundary is reached shortly after τ ≈ 0.35 at which point two of the parameters become infinite. Bottom left: the initial and final components of the parameter normalized velocities for the geodesic (v1 ∼ log kf, v2 ∼ log kr v3 ∼ log kc.) The limiting approximation is deduced by considering the final geodesic velocity. Bottom right: Near the boundary, the FIM is nearly singular. The smallest FIM eigenvalue becomes zero as the boundary is approached.