I identified an issue where unexpected behaviour occurs when predictors with highly similar names are used in ggcom() and stack == "partition", which can produce inaccurate effects. I believe this happens when one variable name, e.g., var is contained within another variable var2, var3. I believe this might happen in the regeeex within R/ggcommonality.R, and am working on a fix
I identified an issue where unexpected behaviour occurs when predictors with highly similar names are used in
ggcom()and stack == "partition", which can produce inaccurate effects. I believe this happens when one variable name, e.g.,varis contained within another variablevar2,var3. I believe this might happen in the regeeex withinR/ggcommonality.R, and am working on a fix