noun

• The number of which a given number is the logarithm.

  ‘All equations are fitted by the reduced major axis algorithm to the logarithms of the original data; the data were then transformed to their antilogarithms to return to the original units.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Values at the tick marks were converted to their antilogarithms.’
  • ‘Adjusted geometric means (often approximating median values) were computed by back transformation (taking the antilogarithm).’
  • ‘If the logarithm is taken as the forward function, the function taking the base to a given power is then called the antilogarithm.’
  • ‘It supports trigonometric functions, logarithm and antilogarithm.’