NOESY signals and chi2 dihedral angle

Hello out there! I have a question about the intensity of NOESY correlation signals and the chi2 dihedral angle. The more intense the NOE signals are, the closer the distance between the two nuclei, right? So, if two beta protons have close to the same NOE intensity on the NOESY, which can be described as medium intensity, what does that say about the conformation around the chi2 dihedral angle.........?

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