Convert to linear space

A number given in some logarithmic space can be transformed back to linear space A call like base(x) <- 10 means that x was provided in decadic logarithm form. This will adjust x so that it is now in linear space.

Usage

base(x, i = seq_along(x)) <- value

Arguments

x

a numeric vector

i

a subset of values in x, defaults to all values of x

value

the base of the logarithm x was provided in

Value

x will be changed to be in linear space

Details

If x was provided in logarithmic space, then it is an exponent to the given base (value).

Examples

 x <- 1
 base(x) <- 10
#> Error in base(x) <- 10: could not find function "base<-"
 print(x)
#> [1] 1