Function for combining solutions into a unified data frame

Breno Marisguia

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Aug 31, 2024, 4:43:53 PM8/31/24

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Hello!

I'm excited to share a function I've developed called `qca_solutions`, designed to streamline the process of combining different QCA solutions into a unified data frame:

https://marisguia.github.io/supplementary/qca_solutions.html

I hope you find it useful!

Best regards,
Breno

Adrian Dușa

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Sep 1, 2024, 4:54:28 AM9/1/24

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Hi Bruno,

That is a nice idea, and it's good to see it developed around the QCA package.

I tend to stay away from the tidyverse, although I see its attractiveness. It is just a too heavy dependency wilderness, something like wanting a banana and getting it plus the gorilla holding it and the whole tropical forest around.

All the best,

Adrian

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Breno Marisguia

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Sep 10, 2024, 8:31:38 PM9/10/24

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Thanks a lot for the tip!

Also, I noticed that the function couldn't handle multiple solutions, but it has been updated now!

Best,

Breno

Breno Marisguia

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Sep 14, 2024, 10:18:46 PM9/14/24

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Hello again!

Finally, this is the last update of the `qca_solutions` function here. Sorry for being spammy!

You can find the full documentation, example usage, and source code on GitHub: qca_solutions

The function is now complete (?), and I’ve incorporated several improvements. Below is a list of its features:

Consolidates multiple QCA solutions: Combine conservative, intermediate, and parsimonious solutions into a single, unified dataframe.
Consistency filtering: Use the `incl.cut` parameter to filter prime implicants based on a consistency threshold.
Subcomponents selection: Specify which subcomponent from the intermediate solution (CnPn) you’d like to include, using the `icp` argument.
Rounding: The `round` argument allows for rounding all numeric values to the desired decimal places.
Save results directly to Excel: Easily save the output data frame to an Excel file using the `save` parameter.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or suggestions!

Best regards,

Breno

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