#' @name confusionMatrix
#' @description The goal of this package is primarily to provide an easy way to
#' obtain common confusion table metrics in a tidy fashion. The inspiration
#' comes from Max Kuhn's \code{caret} package and associated function
#' \code{confusionMatrix}, and the continuation of those efforts in the
#' \code{yardstick} package. Here, practically all dependencies have been
#' removed except for dplyr, and results are tibbles making for easier
#' document presentation, as well as the ability to peel off the statistics
#' desired.
#'
#' All that is required is a vector of predicted classes and a vector of
#' target classes, as that is typically what we're dealing with in such
#' scenarios, i.e. predictions vs. a target variable. These can be logical,
#' integer/numeric, character, or factor, but the predictions should match the
#' target in an obvious way.
#'
#' Statistics provided include:
#'
#' Accuracy and Agreement
#'
#' - Accuracy, bounds, and related
#'
#' - Cohen's Kappa
#'
#' - Corrected Rand
#'
#' Other Statistics:
#'
#' - Sensitivity
#'
#' - Specificity
#'
#' - Prevalence
#'
#' - Positive Predictive Value
#'
#' - Negative Predictive Value
#'
#' - Detection prevalence
#'
#' - Balanced Accuracy
#'
#' - F1
#'
#' Measures of Agreement/Association:
#'
#' - Phi
#'
#' - Yule's
#'
#' - Peirce's science of the method (Youden's J)
#'
#' - Jaccard
#'
#' @keywords internal
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