rescale: Simple linear rescaling of positions
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rescale R Documentation
Simple linear rescaling of positions
Description
Simple linear rescaling of positions
Usage
rescale(pos, newmin = -1, newmax = 1, oldmin = min(pos), oldmax = max(pos))
Arguments
pos
position data to be rescaled
newmin
indicates the minimum of the new scale (default is -1)
newmax
indicates the maximum of the new scale (default is +1)
oldmin
indicates the minimum of the existing scale. Can be used to rescale from a known theoretical scale (e.g. -100). If left empty the empirical minimum is used.
oldmax
indicates the maximum of the existing. See above.
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Simple linear rescaling of positions
Description
Simple linear rescaling of positions
Usage
rescale(pos, newmin = -1, newmax = 1, oldmin = min(pos), oldmax = max(pos))
Arguments
pos |
position data to be rescaled |
newmin |
indicates the minimum of the new scale (default is -1) |
newmax |
indicates the maximum of the new scale (default is +1) |
oldmin |
indicates the minimum of the existing scale. Can be used to rescale from a known theoretical scale (e.g. -100). If left empty the empirical minimum is used. |
oldmax |
indicates the maximum of the existing. See above. |
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