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The logit function from probability
ResourceFunction["Logit"][p] computes the logit of p. |
Compute the logit of an exact number:
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Plot the logit function on the real line:
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Compute the logit of an approximate number:
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Logit[x] has a zero at x=1/2:
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Apply Logit to symbolic input:
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Logit automatically threads over lists:
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Applying Logit to a real number x outside the range 0<x<1 gives a complex result:
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Logit[x] evaluates to -∞ for x=0:
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Logit[x] evaluates to ∞ for x=1:
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