relInv: Functions for computing "relative inverse" ('x[1]/x').
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Functions for computing "relative inverse" (x[1]/x).
Description
For a vector x, it computes x[1]/x. For relInv2, if certain elements of the result are not finite (e.g. if certain elements of x are 0), these elements are replaced with 0s.
Usage
relInv(x)
relInv2(x)
Arguments
x
A numeric vector. For relInv it should not contain 0s (while for relInv2 it can).
Value
A vector computed as x[1]/x. For relInv2, if the non-finite elements are replaced with 0s.
Author(s)
Aleš Žiberna
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| relInv | R Documentation |
Functions for computing "relative inverse" (x[1]/x).
Description
For a vector x, it computes x[1]/x. For relInv2, if certain elements of the result are not finite (e.g. if certain elements of x are 0), these elements are replaced with 0s.
Usage
relInv(x)
relInv2(x)
Arguments
x |
A numeric vector. For |
Value
A vector computed as x[1]/x. For relInv2, if the non-finite elements are replaced with 0s.
Author(s)
Aleš Žiberna
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