psiIdentityInverse: psiIdentityInverse
In dlandy/WarpedBayes: Implements Design Pattern Discussed in Landy, Crawford, & Corbin
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
This function is a generic transformation function that does no conversion at all.
It is the inverse of psiIdentity.
It's really just here for testing things out.
It is equivalent to calling psiLinearInverse with default parameters
Usage
1
psiIdentityInverse(warpedStimuli, smallValue = 10^-30)
Arguments
warpedStimuli
a vector of stimuli, between -inf and inf
smallValue
A value to set nominal 0's to, to avoid errors in plotting simulated data, or aberrant responses
Value
a vector containing "unwarped" stimuli identical to the warped stimuli
See Also
psiLinear, psiLogOdds, psiPrelec, psiLog, psiIdentity
Examples
1
psiIdentityInverse(-10:10)
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
This function is a generic transformation function that does no conversion at all. It is the inverse of psiIdentity. It's really just here for testing things out. It is equivalent to calling psiLinearInverse with default parameters
Usage
1 | psiIdentityInverse(warpedStimuli, smallValue = 10^-30)
|
Arguments
warpedStimuli |
a vector of stimuli, between -inf and inf |
smallValue |
A value to set nominal 0's to, to avoid errors in plotting simulated data, or aberrant responses |
Value
a vector containing "unwarped" stimuli identical to the warped stimuli
See Also
psiLinear, psiLogOdds, psiPrelec, psiLog, psiIdentity
Examples
1 | psiIdentityInverse(-10:10)
|
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