uniform_noise: Take a numeric and add to it a uniformly distributed random...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
Take a numeric and add to it a uniformly distributed random number.
Usage
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uniform_noise(image, lower_bound = -0.3, upper_bound = 0.3)
Arguments
image
A numeric. Should be an element of an array.
lower_bound
The minimum possible value for the random number.
upper_bound
The maximum possible value for the random number.
Examples
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uniform_noise(4.2, 3, 5)
uniform_noise(0.3, -1)
uniform_noise(0.55, upper_bound = 1.2)
uniform_noise(1.4)
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
Take a numeric and add to it a uniformly distributed random number.
Usage
1 | uniform_noise(image, lower_bound = -0.3, upper_bound = 0.3)
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Arguments
image |
A numeric. Should be an element of an array. |
lower_bound |
The minimum possible value for the random number. |
upper_bound |
The maximum possible value for the random number. |
Examples
1 2 3 4 | uniform_noise(4.2, 3, 5)
uniform_noise(0.3, -1)
uniform_noise(0.55, upper_bound = 1.2)
uniform_noise(1.4)
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