where nlog2 denotes logarithm base 12, aka the negative of the (base 2) logarithm
I’ve never heard of log1/2 before and I’m having difficulty looking it up. Is it distinct from 2n, or −log2(n)?
Edit: No, it’s equivalent to −log, but this is only confirmed later in the post. Okay, where does this obscuritan “nlog” notation come from?
I’ve never heard of log1/2 before and I’m having difficulty looking it up. Is it distinct from 2n, or −log2(n)?
Edit: No, it’s equivalent to −log, but this is only confirmed later in the post. Okay, where does this obscuritan “nlog” notation come from?