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That is what the projection is.

Reforming or overthrowing?

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Well, the projection I'll do it over here.

What is the length of the projection squared?

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So it's going to be this minus the length of the projection squared.

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length of the projection onto I of v2.

The color of movies and the way light makes the colors, light from behind the projection, or light from the projection, makes the colors look so impossible.

So the length of the projection onto I of v2 squared all right?

Now, we want to use this result to find the projection.

The most important application is in data fitting.

We saw this several videos ago when we learned about projections.

) However, rear projection has been a far more common technique.

And the central idea that makes this computer work is this thing called stereographic projection.

The projection onto I of v2 is going to be equal to v2 dot the spanning vector, which is v1.

So minus I'll do that in purple minus the length of the projection onto I of v2 squared.

But, in the real world, not everyone is underneath the helicopter when it makes the drop.

The projected implementation rate is expected to match the collection rate of assessed contributions during the biennium

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like this, v1, v2, all the way to vk, we learned before that if we wanted to figure out, and have a kind of a general way of figuring out what the projection is, we learned that the projection of any vector x onto V is equal to A times A transpose A inverse, times A, times x. And this was a pain to figure out.

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So we can say that H squared is equal to this guy, is equal to the length of my vector v2 squared minus the length of the projection squared.

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Select the histogram channel to display here Luminosity display the image's luminosity values. Red display the red image channel values. Green display the green image channel values. Blue display the blue image channel values. Colors Display all color channel values at the same time.

The simplest and easiest way to visualise the method of scanning is the system of parallel projection, as used in the first scanners.

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