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Functions for Causal Map
Causal Map is powered by our free / opensource R package CausalMapFunctions, where you can also find out about the commands to use in this Viewer.
See the Vignettes at github.
Over the last three years we have developed a whole range of algorithms for causal mapping. The algorithms are published open-source in the form of functions for the programming language R. These functions are the heart of the analysis engine in our app CausalMap3. The app itself is free to use for analysing existing causal mapping data files but it is closed source, so the functions are a reproducible window into the algorithms and can be used by anyone who wants to analyse and visualise causal mapping data without using the Causal Map app.
When we get a chance, we will release them as a full R package.
We are still in the process of documenting the functions. To make them easier to use, we have a vignette and (source file) which demonstrates the use of many of the functions as applied to example causal mapping data files. The vignette source file, if you download and run it, will also download a single R script which contains the functions and all you need to use them along with the main example file and here is a special example to demonstrate the use of combined opposites).
The vignette is an .Rmd file: if you process it using the package knitr or by pressing Knit in Rstudio, you should get output like this.