Value not in unit interval — .not_in_unit_interval • tsbs

Returns TRUE if p is not in the unit interval, FALSE otherwise.

Usage

.not_in_unit_interval(
  p,
  allow_null = TRUE,
  interval_type = c("open", "closed"),
  fail_mode = c("predictably", "gracefully")
)

Arguments

p: Value to validate, e.g. a percentage (decimal fraction) .
allow_null: boolean, allow NULL?
interval_type: One of "open" or "closed". Indicates if the valid interval is an open or closed unit interval, i.e. \(p \in (0, 1)\) or \(p \in [0, 1]\) respectively.
fail_mode: How to handle validation errors: "predictably" (fail fast) or "gracefully" (return FALSE on error)

Value

boolean

Details

If