Thank you very much for your contribution to the open-source implementation. I have a question. In the original PolarQuant paper, polar coordinates were used in pairs for recursive operations. For example, 128 dimensions were transformed into 64 angles and 64 radii. The 64 angles were stored, and then the 64 radii were recursively processed to form 32 angles and 32 radii. Each operation was observable. However, in the current open-source implementation, including your code, I did not see any polar coordinate transformation operations. Could you please explain the reasoning behind this?
Thank you very much for your contribution to the open-source implementation. I have a question. In the original PolarQuant paper, polar coordinates were used in pairs for recursive operations. For example, 128 dimensions were transformed into 64 angles and 64 radii. The 64 angles were stored, and then the 64 radii were recursively processed to form 32 angles and 32 radii. Each operation was observable. However, in the current open-source implementation, including your code, I did not see any polar coordinate transformation operations. Could you please explain the reasoning behind this?