scale_full: Scale from (0,1) to [0, xmax]. The slight offset at 0 is not...
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Value
View source: R/marginal_methods.R
Description
Scale from (0,1) to [0, xmax]. The slight offset at 0 is not recovered here.
Usage
1
scale_full(x01, d01, xmax)
Arguments
x01
A vector of points in (0,1)
d01
Associated density
xmax
Maximum allowable x value. If NA, function returns the input values.
Value
The vector of samples rescaled to [0,1]
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/marginal_methods.R
Description
Scale from (0,1) to [0, xmax]. The slight offset at 0 is not recovered here.
Usage
1 | scale_full(x01, d01, xmax)
|
Arguments
x01 |
A vector of points in (0,1) |
d01 |
Associated density |
xmax |
Maximum allowable x value. If NA, function returns the input values. |
Value
The vector of samples rescaled to [0,1]
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