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Suggests a alpha opacity to plot with as a function of the number of observation.
logistic_tform(n, mid_pt = 600, k_attenuation = 5, ceiling = 1, floor = 0.3)
A scalar numeric, suggested value to set alpha opacity.
Number of observations to plot.
Inflection point that the logistic curve. Defaults to 600.
The steepness of the transition, larger is a sharper transition. Quite sensitive and defaults to 5.
The highest number returned. Defaults to 1.
The lowest number returned. Defaults to 0.3.
Other cheem utility: as_logical_index(), color_scale_of(), contains_nonnumeric(), is_discrete(), is_diverging(), linear_tform(), problem_type(), sug_basis(), sug_manip_var()
as_logical_index()
color_scale_of()
contains_nonnumeric()
is_discrete()
is_diverging()
linear_tform()
problem_type()
sug_basis()
sug_manip_var()
library(cheem) ## Suggest an opacity to use in plotting: (my_alpha <- logistic_tform(nrow(spinifex::penguins_na.rm))) ## Visualize x <- 1:2000 plot(x, logistic_tform(x), col = "blue")
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