muCon2muUncon: This function un-constrains the constrained expected values...
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muCon2muUncon R Documentation
This function un-constrains the constrained expected values muCon.
Description
This function un-constrains the constrained expected values muCon.
Usage
muCon2muUncon(muCon, link)
Arguments
muCon
A vector of constrained expected values.
link
A boolean, determining whether to apply the link function.
Value
A vector of un-constrained expected values.
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| muCon2muUncon | R Documentation |
This function un-constrains the constrained expected values muCon.
Description
This function un-constrains the constrained expected values muCon.
Usage
muCon2muUncon(muCon, link)
Arguments
muCon |
A vector of constrained expected values. |
link |
A boolean, determining whether to apply the link function. |
Value
A vector of un-constrained expected values.
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