tbl_pval: P-value rounding

In bcjaeger/tblStrings: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)

Description

In presenting p-values, journals are likely to request 2 decimal places for .99 >= p >= .01; 3 decimal places for .01 > p >= .001; and for smaller values express as "p<.001"

Usage

tbl_pval(
  x,
  decimals_outer = 3L,
  decimals_inner = 2L,
  boundary_lo = 0.01,
  boundary_hi = 0.99,
  thresh_lo = 0.001,
  thresh_hi = 0.999,
  miss_replace = "--",
  drop_leading_zero = TRUE
)

Arguments

x	a vector of numeric values.
decimals_outer	number of decimals to print when p > thresh_hi or p < thresh_lo.
decimals_inner	number of decimals to print when thresh_lo < p < thresh_hi.
boundary_lo	the lower bound of the inner range.
boundary_hi	the upper bound of the inner range.
thresh_lo	the lowest value printed. Values lower than the threshold will be printed as <threshold.
thresh_hi	the highest value printed. Values higher than the threshold will be printed as >threshold.
miss_replace	a character value that replaces missing values.
drop_leading_zero	a logical value. If TRUE, the leading 0 is dropped for all p-values. So, '0.04' will become '.04'. If FALSE, no leading zeroes are dropped.

Value

a character vector

Examples

pvals <- c(0.00999, 0.01, 0.0052, 0.0011, 0.0001, 0.9, 0.999, 0.9999)
tbl_pval(pvals)

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