The scale factor compressVec would apply to a vector of magnitude r
— exposed separately so a whole SET of related points (e.g. every
sample around an orbit path) can be compressed by one shared ratio
instead of each computing its own from its own magnitude. See
compressVecByRatio's own comment for why that distinction matters.
The scale factor
compressVecwould apply to a vector of magnituder— exposed separately so a whole SET of related points (e.g. every sample around an orbit path) can be compressed by one shared ratio instead of each computing its own from its own magnitude. SeecompressVecByRatio's own comment for why that distinction matters.