Low-dimensional vectors.

A lightweight, opinionated clone of the low-dimensional vector parts of linear. See README.md for more information.

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Low-dimensional vectors.

More specifically, a lightweight, opinionated clone of the low-dimensional vector parts of linear.

Differences from linear

Our primary focus is on providing a set of low-dimensional vector types (i.e. V1 through V4), and avoiding dependencies. We specifically don't aim to make functions/classes general/principled/robust enough to be used for e.g. sparse vectors. This means there is just a single type class, Vec, equivalent to Traversable Representable Obviously, that makes certain operations more restrictive than they are in linear.

Anything related to projective/homogeneous coordinates has been moved to the Nonlinear.Projective namespace. There is Hom2 and Hom3 for 2- and 3-dimensional homogeneous coordinates, respectively.