Add a new parameter alias type2score which can be used to set the score dictionary for both corpora at the same time in a WeightedAvgShift. Specifying a single dictionary using only type2score_1 is already possible, but a parameter type2score would be more natural. Just have to check if type2score is None, and if not, set type2score_1 as type2score. Existing code should then handle
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Add a new parameter alias
type2scorewhich can be used to set the score dictionary for both corpora at the same time in aWeightedAvgShift. Specifying a single dictionary using onlytype2score_1is already possible, but a parametertype2scorewould be more natural. Just have to check iftype2scoreisNone, and if not, settype2score_1astype2score. Existing code should then handle