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#' @name pci_info
#' @title pci_info
#'
#' @description
#' Metadata about the process capability indices (PCIs).
#'
#' @format ## `pci_info`
#' \describe{
#' \item{pci_id}{
#' `character`. The ID of the PCI. Corresponds to the row name of the
#' data.frame in R.
#' }
#' \item{name_r}{
#' `character`. The variable name of the PCI, as may be referred to by other
#' metadata fields that contain R code.
#' }
#' \item{name_latex}{
#' `character`. The name of the PCI in LaTeX format.}
#' \item{name_r_expr}{
#' `character`. The name of the PCI in R expression format, useful for
#' working with plot labels or texts in R. To be used with
#' `str2expression(text)` in R.
#' }
#' \item{expr_r}{
#' `character`. An R expression of the PCI, in expanded form. Variable names
#' match parameter names of the PCI's function provided by the package. Can
#' be used with `str2expression(text)` in R.
#' }
#' \item{eq_latex}{
#' `character`. An equation of the PCI in LaTeX format.
#' }
#' \item{attributes}{
#' `AsIs`. The attributes column is essentially an unnamed `list`, thus
#' being a nested data structure. Each element belonging to a PCI is again
#' an unnamed `list`, which holds the actual attributes for that PCI. Each
#' attribute is a named `list`. Attributes detail additional technical
#' information about the PCI or its related concepts, e.g. the bounds of the
#' PCI. Note, all information pertains to the PCI's function provided by the
#' package. Each actual attribute has a 'type' (single `character`) field,
#' may have a 'target' (`character`) field, followed by fields specific to
#' that attribute type. The 'target' field indicates which entity the
#' attribute belongs to, e.g. the PCI or one of its terms.
#' }
#' }
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