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How to get a nice output-table for a GOLM using package “oglmx”?
I run a generalized ordinal linear model with the package "oglmx" - so far so good. The model is specified as follows:
scarce.cs.golm <- oglmx(as.factor(SCARCE) ~ region + wavet + sex + age.s + edu + income + urban + reli2 +
GDPcapita_y.log + fmlabfor_y.s +GPIter_y.s + trade_y.s + FDI_y.s + sap_y +
polity + marxcom + patrstate1, data = wvsf,weights = weight1, link="probit",
constantMEAN = T, constantSD = T,threshparam = c(1.78,2.89))
Now, I would like to get the results in a nice output-table. Usually, I use either stargazer or htmlreg (from package "texreg"), but this does not work for oglmx. Not even screenreg works. The following error message comes up:
unable to find an inherited method for function ‘extract’ for signature ‘"oglmx"’
Does anyone know how to procede with the issue? Any help is highly appreciated, thank you!
stargazer texreg
asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:33
Sophie ViktoriaSophie Viktoria
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I run a generalized ordinal linear model with the package "oglmx" - so far so good. The model is specified as follows:
scarce.cs.golm <- oglmx(as.factor(SCARCE) ~ region + wavet + sex + age.s + edu + income + urban + reli2 +
GDPcapita_y.log + fmlabfor_y.s +GPIter_y.s + trade_y.s + FDI_y.s + sap_y +
polity + marxcom + patrstate1, data = wvsf,weights = weight1, link="probit",
constantMEAN = T, constantSD = T,threshparam = c(1.78,2.89))
Now, I would like to get the results in a nice output-table. Usually, I use either stargazer or htmlreg (from package "texreg"), but this does not work for oglmx. Not even screenreg works. The following error message comes up:
unable to find an inherited method for function ‘extract’ for signature ‘"oglmx"’
Does anyone know how to procede with the issue? Any help is highly appreciated, thank you!
stargazer texreg
asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:33
Sophie ViktoriaSophie Viktoria
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I run a generalized ordinal linear model with the package "oglmx" - so far so good. The model is specified as follows:
scarce.cs.golm <- oglmx(as.factor(SCARCE) ~ region + wavet + sex + age.s + edu + income + urban + reli2 +
GDPcapita_y.log + fmlabfor_y.s +GPIter_y.s + trade_y.s + FDI_y.s + sap_y +
polity + marxcom + patrstate1, data = wvsf,weights = weight1, link="probit",
constantMEAN = T, constantSD = T,threshparam = c(1.78,2.89))
Now, I would like to get the results in a nice output-table. Usually, I use either stargazer or htmlreg (from package "texreg"), but this does not work for oglmx. Not even screenreg works. The following error message comes up:
unable to find an inherited method for function ‘extract’ for signature ‘"oglmx"’
Does anyone know how to procede with the issue? Any help is highly appreciated, thank you!
stargazer texreg
asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:33
Sophie ViktoriaSophie Viktoria
11
I run a generalized ordinal linear model with the package "oglmx" - so far so good. The model is specified as follows:
scarce.cs.golm <- oglmx(as.factor(SCARCE) ~ region + wavet + sex + age.s + edu + income + urban + reli2 +
GDPcapita_y.log + fmlabfor_y.s +GPIter_y.s + trade_y.s + FDI_y.s + sap_y +
polity + marxcom + patrstate1, data = wvsf,weights = weight1, link="probit",
constantMEAN = T, constantSD = T,threshparam = c(1.78,2.89))
Now, I would like to get the results in a nice output-table. Usually, I use either stargazer or htmlreg (from package "texreg"), but this does not work for oglmx. Not even screenreg works. The following error message comes up:
unable to find an inherited method for function ‘extract’ for signature ‘"oglmx"’
Does anyone know how to procede with the issue? Any help is highly appreciated, thank you!
stargazer texreg
stargazer texreg
asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:33
Sophie ViktoriaSophie Viktoria
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:33
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 9:33
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I've just added oglmx class to texreg by writing an extract function. However, it is still not into the package since the Pull Request needs to be approved.
If you still need it urgently you can do this:
install.packages("devtools")
install_github("czucca/texreg", ref = "oglmx")
library(texreg)
and then use
htmlreg(scarce.cs.golm)
and it works!
Hope this helps,
C.
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I've just added oglmx class to texreg by writing an extract function. However, it is still not into the package since the Pull Request needs to be approved.
If you still need it urgently you can do this:
install.packages("devtools")
install_github("czucca/texreg", ref = "oglmx")
library(texreg)
and then use
htmlreg(scarce.cs.golm)
and it works!
Hope this helps,
C.
answered Jan 14 at 21:56
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I've just added oglmx class to texreg by writing an extract function. However, it is still not into the package since the Pull Request needs to be approved.
If you still need it urgently you can do this:
install.packages("devtools")
install_github("czucca/texreg", ref = "oglmx")
library(texreg)
and then use
htmlreg(scarce.cs.golm)
and it works!
Hope this helps,
C.
answered Jan 14 at 21:56
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I've just added oglmx class to texreg by writing an extract function. However, it is still not into the package since the Pull Request needs to be approved.
If you still need it urgently you can do this:
install.packages("devtools")
install_github("czucca/texreg", ref = "oglmx")
library(texreg)
and then use
htmlreg(scarce.cs.golm)
and it works!
Hope this helps,
C.
answered Jan 14 at 21:56
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I've just added oglmx class to texreg by writing an extract function. However, it is still not into the package since the Pull Request needs to be approved.
If you still need it urgently you can do this:
install.packages("devtools")
install_github("czucca/texreg", ref = "oglmx")
library(texreg)
and then use
htmlreg(scarce.cs.golm)
and it works!
Hope this helps,
C.
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