inv_boxcox: Inverse Box-Cox Transformation
In ramhiser/pocketknife: A collection of useful utility functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Often, a data transformation is necessary to achieve a symmetric, unimodal
distribution. A common approach is the Box-Cox transformation, which can be
performed by boxCox. While the Box-Cox transformation is
given in the car package, the inverse transformation is not.
This function takes care of that.
Usage
1
inv_boxcox(y, lambda = 0)
Arguments
y
numeric vector
lambda
Box-Cox transformation parameter
Value
transformed numeric vector
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Often, a data transformation is necessary to achieve a symmetric, unimodal
distribution. A common approach is the Box-Cox transformation, which can be
performed by boxCox. While the Box-Cox transformation is
given in the car package, the inverse transformation is not.
This function takes care of that.
Usage
1 | inv_boxcox(y, lambda = 0)
|
Arguments
y |
numeric vector |
lambda |
Box-Cox transformation parameter |
Value
transformed numeric vector
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