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extremelearning | 4 years ago
As I describe in the article, different methods produce similar but slightly different solutions. An optimal solution for one objective function, may not be the optimal for a different objective function. I then give details about how the solution that optimizes volume of the convex hull is different to the solution that optimizes for packing distance, etc.
phkahler|4 years ago
If you just want N in a certain range, we can use the triangle-based polyhedron and successively quadruple or triple the number of faces. Then use the face normals as points. This gives visually appealing distributions without any real oddities.