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  1. 如何形象地理解四元数? - 知乎

    如何形象地理解四元数? 关于 quaternion 的资料(包括网络教程与书籍)已经看过很多,但大脑内无法形成对 quaternion 的形象理解。 请问是否要对群论、四维赋范… 显示全部 关注者 …

  2. Combining rotation quaternions - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    If I combine 2 rotation quaternions by multiplying them, lets say one represents some rotation around x axis and other represents some rotation around some arbitrary axis. The order of …

  3. Real world uses of Quaternions? - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    The quaternion algebra shows there as a way of disentangling two Alamouti coded signals transmitted by a pair of antennas. The advantages come from the fact that even if the signal …

  4. How can one intuitively think about quaternions?

    Oct 19, 2010 · Here is the intuitive interpretation of this. Given a particular rotation axis $\omega$, if you restrict the 4D quaternion space to the 2D plane containing $ (1,0,0,0)$ and $ …

  5. Concise description of why rotation quaternions use half the angle

    Aug 5, 2015 · Every quaternion multiplication does a rotation on two different complex planes. When you multiply by a quaternion, the vector part is the axis of 3D rotation. The part you want …

  6. What does multiplication of two quaternions give?

    Apr 13, 2013 · A nice thing is that multiplication of two normalized quaternions again produces a normalized quaternion. Quaternion inversion (or just conjugate for the normalized case) …

  7. Understanding quaternions - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    May 27, 2020 · Of course adding two quaternions gives a quaternion, so algebraically this is clear. I don't really think it's clear geometrically, however, and with good reason: this is a very …

  8. 3d - Averaging quaternions - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    where log/exp are the quaternion logarithm/exponential. If you can convert between rotation vectors (where the direction is the rotation axis and the magnitude is the angle) and …

  9. difference between 2 quaternions - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Mar 1, 2016 · Your terminology and symbolism are confusing. "Hamilton product" refers to the product of quaternions, and while vectors can be considered quaternions with 0 scalar part, …

  10. rotations - How to compute the orientation error between two 3D ...

    Mar 7, 2020 · Convert the two orientations to versors also known as unit quaternions and rotation quaternions, using one of the methods described in the Rotation matrix Wikipedia article. Let's …