R/seq.R

# R package 'abrem'
# Abernethy Reliability Methods
# Implementations of lifetime data analysis methods described in
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seq.wb <- function(from,to,base=seq(1,9,1)){
   # define gridline positions for 'Median Rank' axis (= y axis)
   r <- c(seq.log(from,.9,base),rev(1-seq.log(1-to,0.1,base))[-1])
   r[r >= from & r<=to]}

seq.log <- function(from,to,base=c(1,2,5)){
   r <- NULL
   for(i in floor(log10(from)):floor(log10(to)))r <- c(r,base*10^i)
   r[r >= from & r<=to]}

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