E_sat: Determine if a dataset satisfies a specified Eddington number
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E_sat R Documentation
Determine if a dataset satisfies a specified Eddington number
Description
Indicates whether a certain Eddington number is satisfied, given the data.
Usage
E_sat(rides, candidate)
Arguments
rides
A vector of mileage, where each element represents a single
day.
candidate
The Eddington number to test for.
Value
A logical vector of length 1.
See Also
E_cum, E_next, E_num,
E_req
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Determine if a dataset satisfies a specified Eddington number
Description
Indicates whether a certain Eddington number is satisfied, given the data.
Usage
E_sat(rides, candidate)
Arguments
rides |
A vector of mileage, where each element represents a single day. |
candidate |
The Eddington number to test for. |
Value
A logical vector of length 1.
See Also
E_cum, E_next, E_num,
E_req
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