checkSimAlpha: Parse alpha value
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checkSimAlpha R Documentation
Parse alpha value
Description
Parses an input alpha value to be used in numeric summary calculations
Usage
checkSimAlpha(alpha = 95)
Arguments
alpha
Alpha value to be parsed
Details
The function first checks that there is only 1 input. If character, the
alpha is parsed and converted to a single numeric. If alpha is greater than
1, it is assumed to be on the [1,100] scale, and will be scaled onto the
[0,1] scale If alpha is less than 0.5, it is assumed to tbe on the [0,.5]
scale (ie. .05 instead of .95) and converted to the [.5, 1] scale
Value
A single numeric between .5 and 1
Author(s)
Mike K Smith mstoolkit@googlemail.com
Examples
checkSimAlpha("95%")
checkSimAlpha(95)
checkSimAlpha(5)
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Parse alpha value
Description
Parses an input alpha value to be used in numeric summary calculations
Usage
checkSimAlpha(alpha = 95)
Arguments
alpha |
Alpha value to be parsed |
Details
The function first checks that there is only 1 input. If character, the
alpha is parsed and converted to a single numeric. If alpha is greater than
1, it is assumed to be on the [1,100] scale, and will be scaled onto the
[0,1] scale If alpha is less than 0.5, it is assumed to tbe on the [0,.5]
scale (ie. .05 instead of .95) and converted to the [.5, 1] scale
Value
A single numeric between .5 and 1
Author(s)
Mike K Smith mstoolkit@googlemail.com
Examples
checkSimAlpha("95%")
checkSimAlpha(95)
checkSimAlpha(5)
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