proportionize: Turn a number into a valid proportion
In SimTimeVar: Simulate Longitudinal Dataset with Time-Varying Correlated Covariates
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
An internal function not intended for the user. Turns an arbitrary number into a valid proportion
by setting the number equal to the closest value in [0,1].
Usage
1
proportionize(x, zero = 1e-05, one = 0.999)
Arguments
x
The number to be turned into a proportion.
zero
A very small number that is just larger than 0.
one
A number that is just smaller than 1.
Examples
1
2
3
proportionize(-0.03)
proportionize(1.2)
proportionize(.63)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
An internal function not intended for the user. Turns an arbitrary number into a valid proportion by setting the number equal to the closest value in [0,1].
Usage
1 | proportionize(x, zero = 1e-05, one = 0.999)
|
Arguments
x |
The number to be turned into a proportion. |
zero |
A very small number that is just larger than 0. |
one |
A number that is just smaller than 1. |
Examples
1 2 3 | proportionize(-0.03)
proportionize(1.2)
proportionize(.63)
|
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