Transformation.normalizeInterval: Create a Normalization Transformation
In thomasWeise/dataTransformeR: R Package for Normalizing and Transforming Numerical Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
Create a bijective mapping between the real interval
[domainMin, domainMax] and [0, 1]. The returned mapping will
map domainMin to 0 and domainMax to 1. Notice
that domainMin>domainMax is permissible, in which case smaller input
values map to larger output values.
Usage
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Transformation.normalizeInterval(domainMin, domainMax)
Arguments
domainMin
the minimum of the original interval
domainMax
the maximum of the original interval
Value
a bijection between [domainMin, domainMax] and [0,1]
See Also
Examples
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Transformation.normalizeInterval(1, 3)
# An object of class "Transformation"
# Slot "forward":
# function (x)
# ((x - 1)/2)
# <environment: 0x3bf9960>
#
# Slot "backward":
# function (x)
# (x * 2) + 1
# <environment: 0x3bf9960>
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
Create a bijective mapping between the real interval
[domainMin, domainMax] and [0, 1]. The returned mapping will
map domainMin to 0 and domainMax to 1. Notice
that domainMin>domainMax is permissible, in which case smaller input
values map to larger output values.
Usage
1 | Transformation.normalizeInterval(domainMin, domainMax)
|
Arguments
domainMin |
the minimum of the original interval |
domainMax |
the maximum of the original interval |
Value
a bijection between [domainMin, domainMax] and [0,1]
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | Transformation.normalizeInterval(1, 3)
# An object of class "Transformation"
# Slot "forward":
# function (x)
# ((x - 1)/2)
# <environment: 0x3bf9960>
#
# Slot "backward":
# function (x)
# (x * 2) + 1
# <environment: 0x3bf9960>
|
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