boxcox.inv: Inverse boxcox transformation of a vector/number
In zxkathy/powers: simple computation of powers
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
Transforms via the Box-Cox transform.
Usage
1
boxcox.inv(x = 1, lambda = 1)
Arguments
x
The vector to be inverse boxcoxed. Default is 1.
lambda
The parameter of Box<e2><80><93>Cox transformation. Default is 1.
Details
We only do the boxcox transformations that only requires one input.
Value
A vector/number that is the inverse boxcox transformation of x.
Examples
1
2
boxcox.inv(1:10, 2)
boxcox.inv(2, 0)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
Transforms via the Box-Cox transform.
Usage
1 | boxcox.inv(x = 1, lambda = 1)
|
Arguments
x |
The vector to be inverse boxcoxed. Default is 1. |
lambda |
The parameter of Box<e2><80><93>Cox transformation. Default is 1. |
Details
We only do the boxcox transformations that only requires one input.
Value
A vector/number that is the inverse boxcox transformation of x.
Examples
1 2 | boxcox.inv(1:10, 2)
boxcox.inv(2, 0)
|
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