zeroOneNorm: Normalize a vector to be between .001 and .999
In akcochrane/ACmisc: Aaron Cochrane's miscellaneous functions
zeroOneNorm R Documentation
Normalize a vector to be between .001 and .999
Description
To force a variable to have an easily interpretable min and max.
Usage
zeroOneNorm(dat)
Arguments
dat
numeric vector to normalize
Examples
examples
zeroOneNorm(rnorm(30))
zeroOneNorm(dat_cochraneEtAl_2019_PLOSOne$mot)
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| zeroOneNorm | R Documentation |
Normalize a vector to be between .001 and .999
Description
To force a variable to have an easily interpretable min and max.
Usage
zeroOneNorm(dat)
Arguments
dat |
numeric vector to normalize |
Examples
examples
zeroOneNorm(rnorm(30))
zeroOneNorm(dat_cochraneEtAl_2019_PLOSOne$mot)
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