print.regr: Print Method for 'regr' objects

In regr0: Building regression models

Description

Printing "regr" objects, i.e. the results of regr(*).

Usage

## S3 method for class 'regr'
print(x, call=TRUE, correlation = FALSE,
      termeffects = getUserOption("show.termeffects"),
      termcolumns = getUserOption("termcolumns"),
      termeffcolumns = getUserOption("termeffcolumns"),
      digits = max(3, getUserOption("digits") - 2), symbolic.cor = p > 4,
      signif.stars = getOption("show.signif.stars"),
      na.print = getUserOption("na.print"),
      residuals = FALSE, niterations = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

x	'regr' object
call	logical: should the call to regr be shown?
correlation	logical: should correlation among estimated coefficients be shown?
termeffects	logical: should the dummy coefficients for the factors be shown? if TRUE (default), coefficients corresponding to factors are shown. If $>1$, all termeffects are shown
termcolumns	columns of the term table to be printed. If NULL, all columns will be printed.
termeffcolumns	columns of the (dummy) coefficent tables to be printed.

digits	number of significant digits to be shown
symbolic.cor	logical: should correlations be shown by symbols?
signif.stars	logical: should significance asterisks be shown? A legend will also be shown after the term table. To avoid the legend, set signif.stars false and include "p.symb" in termeffcolumns.
na.print	character string used to display NAs
residuals	logical: should summary(residuals) be shown?
niterations	logical: should number of iterations be shown (if available)?
...	further arguments, passed to the print methods used.

Details

The tit attribute of x will be printed if available and getUserOption("doc") > 0, and any doc attribute, if getUserOption("doc") >= 2 (see tit).

Value

Print functions return the object to be printed invisibly.

Author(s)

Werner A. Stahel, ETH Zurich

Examples

  data(d.blast)
  r.blast <-
       regr(log10(tremor)~location+log10(distance)+log10(charge),
            data=d.blast)
  print(r.blast,
    termcolumns = c("coef","ciLow","ciHigh","df","signif"),
    termeffbcolumns = c("coef","ciLow","ciHigh"),
    correlation=TRUE, symbolic.cor=TRUE)

regr0 documentation built on May 2, 2019, 4:52 p.m.