nsca_legacy_names: Names retired in NSCA 0.3.0 and 0.4.0

In NSCA: Necessary and Sufficient Condition Analysis

Names retired in NSCA 0.3.0 and 0.4.0

Description

The 0.3.0 vocabulary followed the geometry rather than the interpretation: the region between the two frontiers was named for what it is and the two joint indices for what they do to a weak component rather than for a verdict.

Usage

nsca_legacy_names()

Details

0.4.0 goes further and adopts the vocabulary of condition analysis in degree. The region compatible with both components is the admissible region; the distance on the X scale between the two thresholds at one outcome target is the necessity-sufficiency interval; evidence for both components is joint support; and boundary is reserved for the theoretical line an expected empty space is separated by, so the argument controlling the strictness of a reported inequality became inequality.

Old names remain usable. nsca_table() and nsca_thresholds() append them as duplicate columns when called with legacy = TRUE, nsca_extract() accepts them with a warning, and the retired arguments warn but still work.

Value

A named character vector: names are the retired names, values the current ones.

See Also

nsca_terms()

Examples

nsca_legacy_names()

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