vecjection: Vector projection and rejection
In MrMallIronmaker/dddr: Three-Dimensional Spatial Operations in R
vecjection R Documentation
Vector projection and rejection
Description
Oftentimes it is useful to constrain a vector to lie on a line or a plane.
Vector projection and rejection is able to do these operations. Projection
reduces all vectors to lie on the line of the vector given, and rejection
reduces all vectors to lie on the place normal the the specified vector.
Usage
project(x, onto)
reject(x, from)
Arguments
x
Vectors to project or reject
onto, from
The vector to project onto or reject from
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Vector projection and rejection
Description
Oftentimes it is useful to constrain a vector to lie on a line or a plane. Vector projection and rejection is able to do these operations. Projection reduces all vectors to lie on the line of the vector given, and rejection reduces all vectors to lie on the place normal the the specified vector.
Usage
project(x, onto) reject(x, from)
Arguments
x |
Vectors to project or reject |
onto, from |
The vector to project onto or reject from |
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