getRow

a vector containing the number of levels for each causal condition

noflevels

a vector, the desired row number(s) from the truth table

row.no

logical; if TRUE the first row number from the truth table is zero

zerobased

A truth table is formed by the unique combinations of causal conditions' levels. For binary
crisp sets, there are exactly $2^k$ combinations, where $k$ is the number of conditions.
This function accepts multiple levels (not just 0 an 1)  and its purpose is to transform
the decimal representation of a row number into its corresponding combination of levels.

misc

Performs the Quine-McCluskey algorithm for Qualitative
        Comparative Analysis, for both crisp versions: bvQCA
        (binary-value QCA) and for mvQCA (multi-value QCA). In the
        classical approach it currently handles about 15 conditions and
        one outcome for binary data only, but since version 0.4-5 the
        package has an enhanced, faster function that obtains the same
        exact solutions with a substantially lower memory consumption,
        it handles even more causal conditions; the enhanced function
        eqmcc() can also be used for mvQCA. The next versions of this
        algorithm will be oriented towards fuzzy-set functions. Also,
        in the near future the current functions will deal with missing
        values in the data

getRow: Get a specific row from a truth table

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