| report | R Documentation |
Prints the estimates, then the classification diagnostics, then draws every
plot the fit supports. A first look, not a substitute for the verbs: each
section is what summary(), diagnostics() and plot() return, and the
tables are reachable from those rather than from here.
report(
x,
data = NULL,
plots = TRUE,
by = c("profile", "overall"),
rows = 10L,
...
)
x |
A fitted model of this package. |
data |
Optional. The data the model was fitted to; a fit carries the columns it was built from. |
plots |
|
by |
Passed to |
rows |
How many rows of each of the summary's tables to print, passed
to |
... |
Nothing further is accepted. An argument this function cannot
forward raises an error of class |
The fitted model, invisibly. Called for the printing and drawing.
summary(), which is every table the fit can
produce, then descriptives(), then the condensed reading of
diagnostics(), then every plot view the fit supports. Each section is
what that verb returns, and the tables are reached from get_results()
rather than from here.
summary(), diagnostics(), descriptives(),
plot_views().
fit <- multilpa(
course_engagement,
vars = c("browse", "lectures", "forum_read", "forum_post", "attendance"),
id = "student", n_profiles = 2, n_group_classes = 2, n_starts = 4,
seed = 1
)
report(fit, plots = FALSE)
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