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To compute the BIC criterion, you need to plug in the definition the correct likelihood function and maximum likelihood estimator.

Using the Gaussian likelihood (with fixed variance) yields the BIC formula for the L2 cost function.
Using the Gaussian likelihood (with varying variance) yields the BIC formula for the normal cost function.
You can refer to this book for the computation of the maximum likelihood for several likelihood functions.

In BIC, the number of parameters (denoted k in the Wikipedia formula) is usually proportional to the number of change points and the signal dimension.

As for the L1 cost function, I am not sure there is a BIC that can be deri…

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