Functions & Programming Concepts · Level 2 of 5
Normalization
Adjusting values to a chosen scale or reference convention.
The exact operation varies; unit-length scaling and standardization are different conventions.
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A vector is divided by its Euclidean length.
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Normalization. Adjusting values to a chosen scale or reference convention. The exact operation varies; unit-length scaling and standardization are different conventions. For example: A vector is divided by its Euclidean length.
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