This function creates a nice looking regression table from a lmer/glmer object
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df |
Dataframe. |
fit |
GLMER binomial model object. |
covs |
Vector of covariate names in model. |
family |
Model family in quotes ("guassian", "binomial", "poisson"). |
exp |
Option to exponentiate coefficients and CI's. Default is NA (exp for logistic and poisson families only). |
estname |
Option to override estimate column name. Default is NA. |
intercept |
If TRUE the intercept will be included in the table. Default is FALSE. |
ref |
If TRUE, the reference category gets its own line (left blank). Default is FALSE. |
labels |
Covariate labels - default is NA (variable names are used). |
blanks |
If TRUE, blank lines will be inserted separating covariates - default is FALSE. |
overallp |
If TRUE, a likelihood ratio test pvalue (using drop1 Chisq tests) will be calculated for each variable. Default is TRUE. |
est.dec |
Number of decimal places for estimates - default is 2. |
ci.dec |
Number of decimal places for CI - default is 2. |
pval.dec |
Number of decimal places for pvalues - default is 3. |
htmlTable |
Whether to use htmlTable package to display table (instead of xtable). Default = FALSE. |
color |
Hex color to use for htmlTable output. Default = "#EEEEEE" (grey). |
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