fe_table: Generate fixed effects tables

In capybara: Fast and Memory Efficient Fitting of Linear Models with High-Dimensional Fixed Effects

Generate fixed effects tables

Description

Generate fixed effects tables

Usage

fe_table(
  ...,
  n = 5,
  coef_digits = 3,
  latex = FALSE,
  model_names = NULL,
  caption = NULL,
  label = NULL,
  position = "htbp"
)

Arguments

...	One or more model objects of felm or feglm class fitted with return_fe = TRUE in control.
n	Number of levels to show per fixed effect dimension. Use Inf to show all levels. The default is 5.
coef_digits	Number of digits for fixed effect coefficients. The default is 3.
latex	Whether to output as LaTeX code. The default is FALSE.
model_names	Optional vector of custom model names.
caption	Optional caption for the table (LaTeX only).
label	Optional label for cross-referencing (LaTeX only).
position	LaTeX float position specifier (LaTeX only). The default is "htbp".

Value

A formatted fixed effects table of class summary_table.

Examples

ross2004_subset <- ross2004[ross2004$year == 1999, ]
ross2004_subset <- ross2004_subset[ross2004_subset$ltrade >
  quantile(ross2004_subset$ltrade, 0.75), ]

m1 <- felm(ltrade ~ ldist | ctry1, ross2004_subset)
m2 <- fepoisson(ltrade ~ ldist | ctry1, ross2004_subset)

fe_table(m1, m2, model_names = c("Linear", "Poisson"))

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