Formatting Styles for Coefficients, Factor Contrasts, and Summary Statistics¶
Description¶
Methods for setting and getting templates for formatting model coefficients and summaries
for use in mtable.
Usage¶
setCoefTemplate(...)
getCoefTemplate(style)
getSummaryTemplate(x)
setSummaryTemplate(...)
summaryTemplate(x)
Arguments¶
...sevaral tagged arguments; in case of
setCoefTemplatethe tags specify thecoef.style``s, in case of ``setSummaryTemplatethey specify model classes. The associated values are templates.stylea character string with the name of a coefficient style, if left empty, all coefficient templates are returned.
xa model or a name of a model class, for example
"lm"or"glm"; if left empty, all summary templates are returned.
Details¶
The style in which model coefficients are formatted by mtable is by default selected
from the coef.style setting of options, “factory-fresh” setting being
options(coef.style="default").
The appearance of factor levels in an mtable can be influenced by the
factor.style setting of options. The “factory-fresh” setting is
options(factor.style="($f): ($l)"), where ($f) stands for the factor name and
($l) stands for the factor level. In case of treatment contrasts, the baseline level
will also appear in an mtable separated from the current factor level by the
baselevel.sep setting of options. The “factory-fresh” setting is
options(baselevel.sep="-"),
Users may specify additional coefficient styles by a call to setCoefTemplate.
In order to adapt the display of summary statistics of other model classes, users need to
set a template for model summaries via a call to setSummaryTemplate or to define a
method of the generic function summaryTemplate.