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I’m not sure how else you’d describe a vector than something that lives in a vector space. The approach of a mathematician might be different but I do believe t
by bigred100 7y ago
I’m not sure how else you’d describe a vector than something that lives in a vector space. The approach of a mathematician might be different but I do believe the idea of scaling and adding things (and then stuff like inner products) is a lot more important than axioms. And at least to me the rules for manipulating them fall out after a huge amount of technical work and details.