Can anyone explain the solution for this problem 102014F - Directional Resemblance ?
The problem basically says:
We are given N vectors in 3D and we want to find 2 vectors such that the angle between them is minimum.
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Minimum Angle Between 2 vectors from a given set of vectors (3D)
Can anyone explain the solution for this problem 102014F - Directional Resemblance ?
The problem basically says:
We are given N vectors in 3D and we want to find 2 vectors such that the angle between them is minimum.
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