lt_SER_row: Specify a footer row that indicates the standard error of...
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lt_SER_row R Documentation
Specify a footer row that indicates the standard error of regression for each model
Description
Given a mat produced by regTable() in which all
regressions are of class lm, this function returns a footer row that
indicates the standard error of regression (i.e., σ, the
"residual standard error") for each model in mat.
Usage
lt_SER_row(
mat = parent.frame()$mat,
decimalPlaces = parent.frame()$decimalPlaces
)
Arguments
mat
A matrix, typically a regTable object.
decimalPlaces
Integer. See latexTable.
Value
A vector of strings. The first element in the vector is "Std. error
of regression". The remaining elements are strings that indicate the SER
for each model in mat. The strings are rounded to the number of
digits specified by the decimalPlaces argument.
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Specify a footer row that indicates the standard error of regression for each model
Description
Given a mat produced by regTable() in which all
regressions are of class lm, this function returns a footer row that
indicates the standard error of regression (i.e., σ, the
"residual standard error") for each model in mat.
Usage
lt_SER_row( mat = parent.frame()$mat, decimalPlaces = parent.frame()$decimalPlaces )
Arguments
mat |
A matrix, typically a |
decimalPlaces |
Integer. See |
Value
A vector of strings. The first element in the vector is "Std. error
of regression". The remaining elements are strings that indicate the SER
for each model in mat. The strings are rounded to the number of
digits specified by the decimalPlaces argument.
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