#' `cSEMTestHausman` method for `print()`
#'
#' The `cSEMTestHausman` method for the generic function [print()].
#'
#' @inheritParams csem_arguments
#'
#' @seealso [csem()], [cSEMResults], [testHausman()]
#'
#' @export
#' @keywords internal
print.cSEMTestHausman <- function(x, ...) {
x1 <- x$Regressions
x2 <- x$Information
cat2(
rule2(type = 2), "\n",
rule(center = "Regression-based Hausman test",
width = 80)
)
## Null hypothesis -----------------------------------------------------------
cat2(
"\n\nNull hypothesis:\n\n",
boxx(c("H0: Variable(s) suspected to be endogenous are uncorrelated with the",
"error term (no endogeneity)."), float = "center",width=80)
)
## Regression output ---------------------------------------------------------
cat("\n\nRegression output: \n\n\t", sep = "")
for(i in seq_along(x1)) {
cat2("\n Dependent construct: '", names(x1)[i], "'\n")
l <- max(nchar(x1[[i]]$Name))
cat2(
"\n\t",
col_align("Independent construct", max(l, nchar("Independent construct")) + 2),
col_align("Estimate", 10, align = "right"),
col_align("Std. error", 12, align = "right"),
col_align("t-stat.", 10, align = "right"),
col_align("p-value", 10, align = "right")
)
for(j in 1:nrow(x1[[i]])) {
cat2(
"\n\t",
col_align(x1[[i]][j, "Name"], max(l, nchar("Independent construct")) + 2),
col_align(sprintf("%.4f", x1[[i]][j, "Estimate"]), 10, align = "right"),
col_align(sprintf("%.4f", x1[[i]][j, "Std_error"]), 12, align = "right"),
col_align(sprintf("%.4f", x1[[i]][j, "t_stat"]), 10, align = "right"),
col_align(sprintf("%.4f", x1[[i]][j, "p_value"]), 10, align = "right")
)
}
cat2("\n")
}
cat2(rule2(type = 2), "\n")
}
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