nsca_corners: Empty corners of a necessary-and-sufficient statement
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nsca_corners R Documentation
Empty corners of a necessary-and-sufficient statement
Description
Returns the two physically empty scatter-plot corners implied by a
necessary-and-sufficient statement. The necessity corner is always the
diagonal opposite of the sufficiency corner.
Usage
nsca_corners(direction = "HH")
Arguments
direction
One or more of "HH", "LH", "HL", "LL". The first
letter refers to the level of the condition and the second to the level of
the outcome.
Value
A data frame with the necessity and sufficiency corners and the side
of the point cloud each frontier bounds.
Examples
nsca_corners("HH")
nsca_corners(c("HH", "LL"))
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Empty corners of a necessary-and-sufficient statement
Description
Returns the two physically empty scatter-plot corners implied by a necessary-and-sufficient statement. The necessity corner is always the diagonal opposite of the sufficiency corner.
Usage
nsca_corners(direction = "HH")
Arguments
direction |
One or more of |
Value
A data frame with the necessity and sufficiency corners and the side of the point cloud each frontier bounds.
Examples
nsca_corners("HH")
nsca_corners(c("HH", "LL"))
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