f_rescale_local {distantia} | R Documentation |
Data Transformation: Local Rescaling of to a New Range
Description
Data Transformation: Local Rescaling of to a New Range
Usage
f_rescale_local(
x = NULL,
new_min = 0,
new_max = 1,
old_min = NULL,
old_max = NULL,
...
)
Arguments
x |
(required, zoo object) Time Series. Default: |
new_min |
(optional, numeric) New minimum value. Default: |
new_max |
(optional_numeric) New maximum value. Default: |
old_min |
(optional, numeric) Old minimum value. Default: |
old_max |
(optional_numeric) Old maximum value. Default: |
... |
(optional, additional arguments) Ignored in this function. |
Value
zoo object
See Also
Other tsl_transformation:
f_binary()
,
f_clr()
,
f_detrend_difference()
,
f_detrend_linear()
,
f_detrend_poly()
,
f_hellinger()
,
f_list()
,
f_log()
,
f_percent()
,
f_proportion()
,
f_proportion_sqrt()
,
f_rescale_global()
,
f_scale_global()
,
f_scale_local()
,
f_trend_linear()
,
f_trend_poly()
Examples
x <- zoo_simulate(cols = 2)
y <- f_rescale_global(
x = x,
new_min = 0,
new_max = 100
)
if(interactive()){
zoo_plot(x)
zoo_plot(y)
}
[Package distantia version 2.0.0 Index]