AlwaysOne

As the name implies, this function returns always 1, no matter the input. It can be used as a dummy desity function to perform uniform sampling of higher dimensional space. As it works with any Input, it can also be used as a placeholder to evade errors. always

Usage

alwaysOne(...)

Arguments

...

Any input is possible, as it does not have any effect

Value

1, always

Examples

alwaysOne(stop("even this input is fine"))
#> [1] 1