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\name{facets_positioning_guide}
\alias{facets_positioning_guide}
\title{FACETS Positioning Guide}
\usage{
facets_positioning_guide()
}
\value{
A data.frame with columns:
\itemize{
\item \code{Topic}
\item \code{Position}
\item \code{RecommendedWording}
\item \code{PrimaryRoute}
}
}
\description{
\code{facets_positioning_guide()} gives user-facing wording for the relationship
between \code{mfrmr} and FACETS. Use it when a report, migration note, or
methods appendix must make clear that \code{mfrmr} is not a FACETS numerical
clone.
}
\details{
The guide separates four ideas that are easy to conflate:
\itemize{
\item estimation authority: fitted values come from \code{mfrmr} unless external
FACETS output is explicitly supplied;
\item compatibility purpose: FACETS-style names and files are transition,
handoff, and report-organization surfaces;
\item external comparison: FACETS comparisons require a supplied external table
and should separate MnSq differences from df/ZSTD convention differences;
\item extension surface: native R tables, plot data, GPCM diagnostics,
network views, and G/D-study helpers are package extensions, not promises
of FACETS menu-level reproduction.
}
}
\examples{
facets_positioning_guide()
}
\seealso{
\code{\link[=facets_feature_coverage]{facets_feature_coverage()}}, \code{\link[=mfrmr_output_guide]{mfrmr_output_guide()}},
\code{\link[=read_facets_fit_table]{read_facets_fit_table()}}, \code{\link[=facets_fit_review]{facets_fit_review()}}
}
