stats_table: Statistical table
In dgromer/psymisc: Miscellaneous functions for psychologists

Description Usage Arguments Examples

Compiles a table with descriptive and inferential statistics to compare group characteristics, e.g. control variables of a treatment group and a control group.

1 2	stats_table(.data, iv, dvs, funs = c("mean", "sd"), paired = FALSE, id, sig = FALSE, format = c("text", "html", "latex"), ...)

`.data`	a data frame
`iv`	name of the independent variable
`dvs`	names of the dependent variables
`funs`	character vector with function names indicating the parameters to calculate (default: `c("mean", "sd")`).
`paired`	logical indicating whether you have paired data (`iv` is a within factor) or non-paired data (`iv` is a between factor).
`id`	name or character string indicating the subject identifier column in `.data`. Only required if the independent variable has more than two levels.
`sig`	logical indicating whether to show significance with symbols in the last column
`format`	character string indicating the output format, one of `"text"`, `"html"` or `"latex"`. For HTML, the table is displayed as a htmlwidget. For LaTeX, the `tabularx` environment is used, which requires the tabularx package. The utilized `\cmidrule` command requires either the booktabs or ctable package.
`...`	Further arguments passed to functions. If the independent variable has two levels, then `...` can contain arguments passed to t_test, e.g. `var.equal = TRUE`.

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stats_table(hquest, iv = group, dvs = age:sens_seek)
stats_table(hquest, iv = group, dvs = age:sens_seek, sig = TRUE,
            format = "html", var.equal = TRUE)