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Like explained in the article, you have to divide a vector by its magnitude to obtain the corresponding unit vector. This is exactly how it has to be done in MATLAB. Therefor the norm-function presented before is used. Assuming there is an n-dimensional vector v, the corresponding unit vector is computed as follows:
