| sigstars | R Documentation | 
Function returns significance stars for p-values, most likely for use in tables that report the results of multiple statistical tests. An empty string is returned for NAs, unless that behaviour is overwritten.
sigstars(p, stars = NULL, pad_html = FALSE, ns = FALSE, return_NAs = FALSE)
p | 
 A p-value or (more commonly) a vector of p-values  | 
stars | 
 A character vector to change the significance symbols (see details in 'sigstars')  | 
pad_html | 
 Should all results be padded right to the same width with HTML non-breaking spaces?  | 
ns | 
 Logical. Should non-significant values be highlighted as "ns"?  | 
return_NAs | 
 Logical. Should NAs be returned? If not, empty strings are returned instead.  | 
Symbols and tresholds are *** p < .001,  ** p < .01, * p
< .05 and † p < .1. The symbols can be changed by named character vector sorted
descendingly to the stars argument. For the default, the argument would be
stars <- c(`†` = .1, `*` = 0.05, `**` = 0.01, `***` = 0.001)
A character vector of significance stars for each p-value, each padded with spaces to be four characters long
Adapted from http://www.sthda.com/english/wiki/elegant-correlation-table-using-xtable-r-package
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