Problem 46669. Rotation matrix of a sequence of 3D points

Created by Matteo Lo Preti

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Rafael S.T. Vieira on 24 Oct 2020

Please, do not use isequal with floats, prefer instead abs(a-b) < tol. Notice how my solution used round and had to fix errors manually despite the operation being correct.

cokakola on 12 Nov 2022 at 18:07

The assert cannot be used in the way, it is used in the testsuit.
The error raised is not because of a wrong result but because of a wrong use of assert()

Christian Schröder on 21 Nov 2022 at 16:09

Could someone be so kind and please fix the test suite?

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Marco Torres on 8 Oct 2020

I tried the next function, but there is an error in the decimals. I got this result:

y_correct = [0.4347 0.7167
0.2266 0.5861
0.3375 0.9331]

function Rotated_Vector = RotTimesVec(Rotation_Matrix,Vector)
[a,b,Dim] = size(Rotation_Matrix);
Rotated_Vector = [];
for n=1:Dim
Ans = Vector(:,:,n)*Rotation_Matrix(:,:,n);
Rotated_Vector = [Rotated_Vector Ans'];
end

end

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