get_predictor_names: Extracts the names of the predictors in a formula
In gwb/RGOB: Generalized Oaxaca-Blinder inference
Description
Usage
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Description
Extracts the names of the predictors in a formula
Usage
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get_predictor_names(form)
Arguments
form
A formula
Value
a vector of string representing the names of the predictors
Examples
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## Not run:
get_predictor_names(Y ~ X + Z) # returns: c("X", "Z")
get_predictor_names(Y ~ X:C) # returns: c("X", "C")
get_predictor_names(Y ~ X + B + X:C) # returns: c("X", "B", "C")
## End(Not run)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Extracts the names of the predictors in a formula
Usage
1 | get_predictor_names(form)
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Arguments
form |
A formula |
Value
a vector of string representing the names of the predictors
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | ## Not run:
get_predictor_names(Y ~ X + Z) # returns: c("X", "Z")
get_predictor_names(Y ~ X:C) # returns: c("X", "C")
get_predictor_names(Y ~ X + B + X:C) # returns: c("X", "B", "C")
## End(Not run)
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