Rescales a numeric vector into a new range

Rescales a numeric vector to a new range.

Usage

rescale_vector(
  x = NULL,
  new.min = 0,
  new.max = 1,
  integer = FALSE
)

Arguments

x

Numeric vector. Default: NULL

new.min

New minimum value. Default: 0

new.max

New maximum value. Default: 1

integer

Logical, if TRUE, coerces the output to integer. Default: FALSE

Value

A numeric vector of the same length as x, but with its values rescaled between new.min and new.max.

See also

Other utilities: .vif_to_df(), auc(), beowulf_cluster(), objects_size(), optimization_function(), prepare_importance_spatial(), root_mean_squared_error(), setup_parallel_execution(), standard_error(), statistical_mode(), thinning(), thinning_til_n()

Examples

y <- rescale_vector(
  x = rnorm(100),
  new.min = 0,
  new.max = 100,
  integer = TRUE
)
y
#>   [1]  61  67  20  75  72  43  45  50  63  42  10  54  58  39  66  24  42  28
#>  [19]  33  67  47  73  66  60  58  35  41  37  67  33  46  22  48  56  33  44
#>  [37]  33  22  15  32  46  85  21  71  87  32  28  60  50  24  61  53  58  25
#>  [55]  62  27  41  41  83  66  33  41  42  35  36  12  66  42  37  50   7  31
#>  [73]  12  38  84  68  70  96  65  53  70  20  48  27  37   0  69  39  68  43
#>  [91]  45 100  12  30  28  42  34  28  28  78