Stargazer is an R package that produces LaTeX code for well-formatted tables that hold regression analysis results from several models side-by-side, as well as summary statistics.
Stargazer is an r package that produces latex code for well-formatted tables that hold regression analysis results from several models side-by-side, as well as summary statistics.
I've got results from a linear regression model with a factor variable in R that I would like pretty up and then output into LaTeX. Ideally the factor variable would be presented in the table via a row that gives the name of the variable and the…
I am using texreg to show regressions side-by-side, including SUR systems with systemfit, but I have some formatting constraints/preferences. I would like to be able to round the coefficients one way, while rounding the goodness-of-fit measures to…
I'm trying to produce a proper table with stargazer in markdown. The linear model code is as follows:
k <- lm(mean_p ~ P*MA, data=d)
Calling the following stargazer-function however does not work, produces the error
length of NULL cannot be…
I am trying to use stargazer() to export my regression result. I wanted to be able to report both coefficient and standard error in separate columns see this pic here:
However I can only get coefficient and standard error in the same row using…
I have several models such as the example below for which I have estimates, standard errors, p-values, r2 etc. as data.frames in tidy format, but I don't have the original model objects (analysis was run on a different machine).…
I was wondering if someone came with a solution to show up the reference categories of categorical variables using stargazer?
library(stargazer)
Let us imagine that gear and carb are categorical variables
mtcars$gear =…
I really like the styling of tables that the stargazer package uses. The tables render fine in pdf using Knitr and Rstudio. However when I try to knit my .Rmd into an html page, the tables end up squished together. Chunk option fig.width does not…
There are multiple packages for R which help to print "pretty" tables (LaTeX/HTML/TEXT) from statistical models output AND to easily compare the results of alternative model specifications.
Some of these packages are apsrtable, xtable, memisc,…
Simple question,
is there a function to embedded an existing HTML output, in this case a table output from the stargazer package in R into an R Markdown script?
I am trying to display extremely small numbers (<1E-12) in an ASCII table. (Believe me, I can't find any alternative.) So far I've tried stargazer and xtable. Neither of them seems to work. I can display the numbers in scientific notation with…
I'm actually surprised to find that no one has asked this question. Here it goes.
I have a 3 models, first 2 computed for black people and the last one for whites. I produce a regression output with stargazer and over the first two models I write…
I would like to know which is the easiest way to put a regression output (splm object) in TeX. Stargazer, texreg, latex does not recognize this type of object so the table would have to be done kind of manually. I already put the coefficients and…
I'm trying to capture the output from some R code and replace it with latex code.
If you run this code:
library(stargazer)
x <- capture.output(stargazer(mtcars[1:5, 1:3], summary = FALSE, title="The main caption of the table."))
x
This is the…
I'm using the R package stargazer to create high-quality regression tables, and I would like to use it to create a summary statistics table. I have a factor variable in my data, and I would like the summary table to show me the percent in each…
