get_condition_status: Determine condition status in a term
In TSQCA: Threshold Sweep Extensions for Qualitative Comparative Analysis
View source: R/tsqca_config_chart.R
get_condition_status R Documentation
Determine condition status in a term
Description
Checks whether a condition is present, absent (negated), or don't care
in a given term.
Usage
get_condition_status(term, condition)
Arguments
term
Character. Single term (e.g., "X1*X2", "~X3").
condition
Character. Condition name (e.g., "X1").
Details
Uses word boundary matching to avoid false positives when
condition names are substrings of each other (e.g., X1 vs X10).
Value
Character. One of "present", "absent", or "dontcare".
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View source: R/tsqca_config_chart.R
| get_condition_status | R Documentation |
Determine condition status in a term
Description
Checks whether a condition is present, absent (negated), or don't care in a given term.
Usage
get_condition_status(term, condition)
Arguments
term |
Character. Single term (e.g., "X1*X2", "~X3"). |
condition |
Character. Condition name (e.g., "X1"). |
Details
Uses word boundary matching to avoid false positives when condition names are substrings of each other (e.g., X1 vs X10).
Value
Character. One of "present", "absent", or "dontcare".
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