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That's really not how languages work. Even between different scientific disciplines. For example, what is covariance? Besides, the criticism was overly pedan
by aatd86 3y ago
That's really not how languages work.
Even between different scientific disciplines.
For example, what is covariance?
Besides, the criticism was overly pedantic, but alas. The explanation wasn't even that bad.
Decomposition of a design problem in a set of orthogonal questions is exactly what is being described.
Solving then the problem by providing solutions that don't overlap is also what is being described.
And the author is right about mentioning that because it's not actually obvious that giving a solution to each "eigenquestions" provide a canonical basis for the solution space, so to speak.
Really it seems that people want to be pedantic just to be pedantic... I don't think such arrogance is warranted here.
- linuxdude314 3y agoEigenvalues have nothing to do with orthogonality. You are further demonstrating the point that mixing this math language simply creates confusion.
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- aatd86 3y agoWhat's an eigenvalue without the corresponding eigenvector...