This R package was built in STAT545 at UBC, and is intended for teaching/learning purposes only
This R package can be installed from github:
#install.package("devtools") devtools::install_github("margotgunning/powers")
This can also be seen in the vignette, which I also haven't finished yet
powers::square(2) #>[1] 4 powers::cube(9) #>[1] 729 powers::box_cox_transform(2,-1) #>[1] 0.5 powers::inverse_box_cox_transform(0.5,-1) #>[1] 2
Not much to say here because this is a learning tool.
There is an internal function called pow that is the machinery for the sqaure function, and cube function.
The box-cox transformation functions do not use the internal function pow. Something else I wanted to look at was adding in a condition to make a dataframe in the input for response and t_params had lenghts greater than one; but I did not have time to do this.
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