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Yeah, the explanation doesn't make sense, I don't really remember how I arrived to this. I think the emphasis should be put on the magnitude variance. I'll revise this when I have more time. Thanks for pointing this out!
Can you please explain how you reached the following conclusion in your answer:
Since$\mu_i^{\top}\mu_i=1$ , $\mathbf{k}_a$ varies between $(\alpha + 0.5)\mu_a$ and $(\alpha + 1.5)\mu_a$ .
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