Hello, I would like to inquire about a question regarding a formula in a paper. Why is the 2-norm of ( x - \tilde{x} ) equal to ( 1 - \tilde{x}^T \tilde{x} )?
The expansion gives xTx - 2 xTx̃' + x̃'Tx̃'. But xTx̃' = x̃'Tx̃' given that x-x̃' is orthogonal to x̃'. So we're left with xTx-x'Tx̃'. xTx is equal to 1.
Hello, I would like to inquire about a question regarding a formula in a paper. Why is the 2-norm of ( x - \tilde{x} ) equal to ( 1 - \tilde{x}^T \tilde{x} )?