2016年4月17日 · To say a function is monotonic, means it is exhibiting one behavior over the whole domain. That is, a monotonically increasing function is nondecreasing over its domain …

2020年1月31日 · The monotonic () function (or any other function really) has nothing to do with how SAS assigns values to the _N_ automatic variable in a data step. Also the _N_ automatic …

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2024年2月12日 · I am working on other proofs, namely for so-called "quasi-increasing" but non-monotonic sequences. But, my question: is the following a sufficient definition of non-monotonic?

2018年10月20日 · (FWIW, often in a casual calculus context one will hear a function which reverses the order everywhere also called a monotonic function or "monotonic decreasing …

2015年4月10日 · In my Economics class, we are talking about monotonic transformations of ordered sets. But I don't understand how I can tell if a given function will preserve the order. …

2015年3月17日 · 5 Typically, monotonic means either increasing or decreasing, as you say. The terminology for monotonically increasing is 'isotonic', and for monotically decreasing is 'antitonic'

2014年5月21日 · The only way I am familiar with is the unsupported monotonic () function. e.g. : proc sql; create table want as select monotonic () as row, * from sashelp.class ; quit; However, …

2014年3月16日 · 0 Here is an attempt to make up for my ugly mistake on the strict convexity of Leontieff preferences ;). If I read you right, the guess you want to check is whether for …