If
Y is the scaling factor, x1 is the baseline, n is the scaleup, and a result of 1 is perfect scaling and 0 is no scaling at all, then.
Y == (X - x1) / (x1 * (n - 1))
Example... - baseline is .5
(x1) - scaling by 4x
(n) - If measured is 1.5
(X), then scaling = (1.5 - .5) / (.5 * (4 - 1)) = 66% - If measured is 2
(X), then scaling = 100%
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