Correlation, agreement, and intraclass correlation estimators with a consistent S3 interface.
Maintainer: Thiago de Paula Oliveira [email protected] (ORCID)
Authors:
Thiago de Paula Oliveira [email protected] (ORCID)
print() methods provide compact previews and summary() methods provide
richer but still bounded digests. Truncation affects console display only;
full results remain available through direct extraction and coercion helpers
such as as.matrix(), as.data.frame(), and tidy() where implemented.
Package-wide display defaults can be controlled with options:
matrixCorr.threads (default 1L; used as the default for
n_threads in thread-aware estimators)
matrixCorr.print_max_rows (default 20L)
matrixCorr.print_topn (default 5L)
matrixCorr.print_max_vars (default NULL, derived from console width)
matrixCorr.print_show_ci (default "yes")
matrixCorr.summary_max_rows (default 12L)
matrixCorr.summary_topn (default 5L)
matrixCorr.summary_max_vars (default 10L)
matrixCorr.summary_show_ci (default "yes")
Display methods validate user-facing arguments with cli conditions.
Confidence-interval visibility is explicit: show_ci accepts only "yes"
or "no".
A common setup is:
options(matrixCorr.threads = parallel::detectCores(logical = FALSE))
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