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: For input(x) the transformation is given by | : For input(x) the transformation is given by | ||
:: ax = arcsin(sqrt(x)); | :: ax = arcsin(sqrt(x)); | ||
: or if optional input ( | : or if optional scalar input (c) is included it is: | ||
:: ax = arcsin(sqrt(x+ | :: ax = arcsin(sqrt(x+c)); | ||
===See Also=== | ===See Also=== | ||
[[auto]], [[asinhx]], [[pr_entropy]] | [[auto]], [[asinhx]], [[pr_entropy]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:31, 16 August 2022
Purpose
Asinsqrt arcsin square root transformation.
Synopsis
- asinsqrt is often used when the input (x) is a set of proportions.
- The input (x) must be non-negative and lie on 0<= x <1.
- ax = asinhx(x,c);
Description
- For input(x) the transformation is given by
- ax = arcsin(sqrt(x));
- or if optional scalar input (c) is included it is:
- ax = arcsin(sqrt(x+c));