scaler: Min-max scaling (min-max normalization).
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View source: R/bruceR-stats_1_basic.R
scaler R Documentation
Min-max scaling (min-max normalization).
Description
This function resembles RESCALE()
and it is just equivalent to RESCALE(var, to=0:1).
Usage
scaler(v, min = 0, max = 1)
Arguments
v
Variable (numeric vector).
min
Minimum value (defaults to 0).
max
Maximum value (defaults to 1).
Value
A vector of rescaled variable.
Examples
scaler(1:5)
# the same: RESCALE(1:5, to=0:1)
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View source: R/bruceR-stats_1_basic.R
| scaler | R Documentation |
Min-max scaling (min-max normalization).
Description
This function resembles RESCALE()
and it is just equivalent to RESCALE(var, to=0:1).
Usage
scaler(v, min = 0, max = 1)
Arguments
v |
Variable (numeric vector). |
min |
Minimum value (defaults to 0). |
max |
Maximum value (defaults to 1). |
Value
A vector of rescaled variable.
Examples
scaler(1:5)
# the same: RESCALE(1:5, to=0:1)
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