> the hypervolume inside an n-dimensional hypersphere grows as the nth power of a linear increase in radius. In high dimensions, tiny increases in radius cause hypervolume to grow by more than 100%. The concentration of…
> the hypervolume inside an n-dimensional hypersphere grows as the nth power of a linear increase in radius. In high dimensions, tiny increases in radius cause hypervolume to grow by more than 100%. The concentration of…