distance_E: Euclidean Distance of four values
In rbolt13/distance: Euclidean and Taxicab Distance Formulas
distance_E R Documentation
Euclidean Distance of four values
Description
Euclidean Distance of four values
Usage
distance_E(x1, x2, y1, y2)
Arguments
x1
a numerical value which represents the x value of the first point.
x2
a numerical value which represents the x value of the second point.
y1
a numerical value which represents the y value of the first point.
y2
a numerical value which represents the y value of the second point.
Value
A numerical value.
Examples
x1 <- 2
x2 <- 8
y1 <- 5
y2 <- 1
distance_E(x1,x2,y1,y2)
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Euclidean Distance of four values
Description
Euclidean Distance of four values
Usage
distance_E(x1, x2, y1, y2)
Arguments
x1 |
a numerical value which represents the x value of the first point. |
x2 |
a numerical value which represents the x value of the second point. |
y1 |
a numerical value which represents the y value of the first point. |
y2 |
a numerical value which represents the y value of the second point. |
Value
A numerical value.
Examples
x1 <- 2 x2 <- 8 y1 <- 5 y2 <- 1 distance_E(x1,x2,y1,y2)
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