Q) How can I compute the anti-log of a number other than a Natural Logarithm? The *VFUN command only provides for the EXP (exponentiation) to the base "e".
A) Taking advantage of the relationship:
Ln( X ) = Ln( a ) * Log( X ) ||base a
We first convert the number to Natural Logarithms.
To convert a Log (base 10) to a Natural Logarithm, you would use the following:
*VOPER, ParR, < Log_Parm >, MULT, 2.302
Now that it is a Natural Logarithm, you can use the *VFUN EXP operation to compute the anti-log of these numbers.
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Q) How can I compute the anti-log of a number other than a Natural Logarithm? The *VFUN command only provides for the EXP (exponentiation) to the base "e". A) Taking advantage of the relationship: Ln( X ) = Ln( a ) * Log( X ) ||base a We first convert the number to Natural Logarithms. To convert a Log (base 10) to a Natural Logarithm, you would use the following: *VOPER, ParR, < Log_Parm >, MULT, 2.302 Now that it is a Natural Logarithm, you can use the *VFUN EXP operation to compute the anti-log of these numbers. |
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