fixlimits: Fix extremes for logit transformation
In preputils: Utilities for Preparation of Data Analysis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
Change extreme values in proprtional data
prior to logit transformation
Usage
1
fixlimits(x)
Arguments
x
name of vector to adjust
Details
The function assumes a data range of 0<=x<=1. Data outside this
range are regarded as measurement errors and recoded to NA.
In order to avoid generating missings during logit transformation
values >=1 and <=0 respectively are shifted to lie within the
range (0,1) excluding the borders themselves by recoding them to
the mean of the respective border and and the most extreme
nearest neighbour.
Value
vector of same length as x with adjusted values
Examples
1
fixlimits(0:5/5)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
Change extreme values in proprtional data prior to logit transformation
Usage
1 | fixlimits(x)
|
Arguments
x |
name of vector to adjust |
Details
The function assumes a data range of 0<=x<=1. Data outside this range are regarded as measurement errors and recoded to NA. In order to avoid generating missings during logit transformation values >=1 and <=0 respectively are shifted to lie within the range (0,1) excluding the borders themselves by recoding them to the mean of the respective border and and the most extreme nearest neighbour.
Value
vector of same length as x with adjusted values
Examples
1 | fixlimits(0:5/5)
|
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