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### Infinitely differentiable transformations of R into a bounded or half-bounded interval
###
### R functions
###
#inverse are useless?
#Transformation from (-Inf, +Inf) to (-1, 0)
Tm10 <- function(x)
-1/(1+exp(-x))
#Inverse
iTm10 <- function(x)
log(-x/(1+x))
#Transformation from (-Inf, +Inf) to (0, 1)
T01 <- function(x)
1/(1+exp(-x))
#Inverse
iT01 <- function(x)
log(x/(1-x))
#Transformation from (-Inf, +Inf) to (0, +Inf)
T0Inf <- function(x)
exp(x)
#Inverse
iT0Inf <- function(x)
log(x)
#Transformation from (-Inf, +Inf) to (1, +Inf)
T1Inf <- function(x)
1+exp(x)
#Inverse
iT1Inf <- function(x)
log(x-1)
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