It seems like the main difference between convolution and cosine distance is the normalization. For example, if I associate vector A with the windowed data set and B with the cosine difference "kernel", then cosine difference will have a larger magnitude than a convolution for small A.
It seems like the main difference between convolution and cosine distance is the normalization. For example, if I associate vector A with the windowed data set and B with the cosine difference "kernel", then cosine difference will have a larger magnitude than a convolution for small A.
Cool idea. I plan to give it a whirl some day.