Inverse function for min/max [on hold]
Can someone please help me to find analytical inverse function x(y) for:
y = x - 0.14 * max[0,x-8000] - max[0.03x, 0.01*(x-200)+6] - 0.005x
?
okay, since more than one value in the domain maps to a single value in the range, no inverse function for min/max, but maybe it would be possible to re-write the function and build inverse?
functions inverse maxima-minima
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Can someone please help me to find analytical inverse function x(y) for:
y = x - 0.14 * max[0,x-8000] - max[0.03x, 0.01*(x-200)+6] - 0.005x
?
okay, since more than one value in the domain maps to a single value in the range, no inverse function for min/max, but maybe it would be possible to re-write the function and build inverse?
functions inverse maxima-minima
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Can someone please help me to find analytical inverse function x(y) for:
y = x - 0.14 * max[0,x-8000] - max[0.03x, 0.01*(x-200)+6] - 0.005x
?
okay, since more than one value in the domain maps to a single value in the range, no inverse function for min/max, but maybe it would be possible to re-write the function and build inverse?
functions inverse maxima-minima
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Can someone please help me to find analytical inverse function x(y) for:
y = x - 0.14 * max[0,x-8000] - max[0.03x, 0.01*(x-200)+6] - 0.005x
?
okay, since more than one value in the domain maps to a single value in the range, no inverse function for min/max, but maybe it would be possible to re-write the function and build inverse?
functions inverse maxima-minima
functions inverse maxima-minima
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