Definition of Monotone Transformation

Definition: A monotone transformation is a transformation that preserves inequalities of its arguments. That is, if T is a monotone transformation, then: (i) iff x>y, then Tx>Ty, and iff x<y, then Tx<Ty.

Terms related to Monotone Transformation:

• Monotone Operator
• The Fisher Transformation
• Dyadic Transformation

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