1. Load Packages | 2. Load Data | 3. Baseline Thresholds | 3.5. Three Types of QCA Solutions (New in v1.1.0) | 4. CTS–QCA (ctSweepS) | Default: Complex Solution | Intermediate Solution (Theory-Driven) | 5. MCTS–QCA (ctSweepM) | 6. OTS–QCA (otSweep) | 7. DTS–QCA (dtSweep) | 8. Using extract_mode (New in v0.2.0) | Extract All Solutions | Extract Essential Prime Implicants | 9. Generating Reports (New in v0.2.0) | Full Report | Simple Report (for manuscripts) | 10. Negated Outcome Analysis (New in v0.3.0) | Standard vs Negated Outcome | 11. Accessing Analysis Parameters | Configuration Charts (New in v0.5.0) | References | 12. Fiss (2011) Core/Peripheral Classification (New in v1.3.2) | 12.1 Compute Core/Peripheral Classification | 12.2 Print Per-Threshold Summary | 12.3 Generate Four-Symbol Chart | 12.4 Include in Report | 12.5 Accessing the Classification Data | 12.6 Note on Computational Cost | 13. Session Information

Introduction | Three Types of QCA Solutions (New in v1.1.0) | Overview | QCA-Compatible Defaults (v1.1.0) | Example: Computing All Three Solutions | When to Use Each Solution | Migration from v1.0.0 | Data Requirements | Working with Mixed Data Types | Handling Binary and Continuous Variables | Key Principles | Why Threshold = 1 for Binary Variables? | Practical Example: Mixed Data | Common Mistake | Best Practice | Using Pre-Calibrated Fuzzy Conditions (pre_calibrated) | How it works | Validation | Sweep variables vs. pre-calibrated variables | Recommended practice | CTS–QCA: Single-Condition Sweep (ctSweepS) | Default: Complex Solution | Intermediate Solution (Theory-Driven) | MCTS–QCA: Multiple X Sweep (ctSweepM) | OTS–QCA: Outcome Sweep (otSweep) | DTS–QCA: Two-Dimensional Sweep (dtSweep) | Understanding the Output | Handling Multiple Solutions (New in v0.2.0) | Why Multiple Solutions Matter | Essential vs. Selective Prime Implicants | Using extract_mode | Mode: "first" (Default) | Mode: "all" | Mode: "essential" | Practical Example | Generating Reports (New in v0.2.0) | Report Formats | Full Report | Simple Report | Using Reports Effectively | For Research Papers | Accessing Analysis Parameters | Best Practices | Start Small, Then Expand | Step 1: Single Value Test | Step 2: Small Range | Step 3: Full Analysis | Computational Complexity | Managing Large Sweeps | Interpreting Results | When Solutions Are Stable | When Solutions Change | Negated Outcome Analysis (New in v0.3.0) | Why Analyze Negated Outcomes? | Using the ~ Notation | Interpreting Negated Results | All Sweep Functions Support Negation | Checking Negation in Results | Fiss (2011) Core/Peripheral Classification (New in v1.3.2) | What Is the Core/Peripheral Distinction? | The Four-Symbol Set | Workflow | Reading the Output | What If All Conditions Are Core? | Reference | Configuration Charts (New in v0.5.0) | Automatic Inclusion in Reports | Standalone Chart Functions | Symbol Sets | Multiple Solutions | Conclusion | Verification for Academic Publications | Recommended Verification Workflow | Why Verification Matters | What to Check | References | Session Info