export (version 0.2.2)

table2tex: Export statistical output to HTML or Latex table

Description

Export currently showing R stats object or stats object obj to a HTML or Latex table

Usage

table2tex(x = NULL, file = "Rtable", type = "TEX", digits = 2,
  digitspvals = 2, trim.pval = TRUE, summary = FALSE, standAlone = TRUE,
  add.rownames = FALSE, ...)
table2html(...)

Arguments

x

given R stats object or list of stats objects to export; if set to NULL the output of the previous R command will be exported.

file

name of output file. The appropriate extension is added automatically.

type

desired output type - "TEX" for Latex and "HTML" for HTML.

digits

number of significant digits to show for all columns except for the column with p values.

digitspvals

number of significant digits to show for columns with p values.

trim.pval

a logical indicating if the p-values for which the significant digit is lower than the desired rounding digit (given by digitspvals) should be trimmed as paste0("<", 10^-ndigitspvals) (eg '<0.01') otherwise they are rounded at ndigitspvals digits.

summary

logical indicating whether or not to summarize data files.

standAlone

logical indicating whether exported Latex code should be standalone compilable, or whether it will be pasted into another document.

add.rownames

logical indicating whether the names of the rows should be added to the table (inserting a column before first column).

…

extra options are passed on to stargazer.

Value

NULL

Functions

• table2html: Export statistical output to HTML table

Details

Objects that can be exported are all those supported by xtable, tidy (see table2office for an extensive list of supported methods), or stargazer. The models supported by stargazer are:

• aftreg (eha)

• anova (stats)

• aov (stats)

• aovlist (stats)

• arima (stats)

• betareg (betareg)

• binaryChoice (sampleSelection)

• bj (rms)

• brglm (brglm)

• censReg (censReg)

• coeftest (lmtest)

• coxph (survival)

• coxreg (eha)

• clm (ordinal)

• clogit (survival)

• cph (rms)

• dynlm (dynlm)

• ergm (ergm)

• errorsarlm (spdev)

• felm (lfe)

• gam (mgcv)

• garchFit (fGarch)

• gee (gee)

• glm (stats)

• Glm (rms)

• glmer (lme4)

• glmrob (robustbase)

• gls (nlme)

• Gls (rms)

• gmm (gmm)

• heckit (sampleSelection)

• hetglm (glmx)

• hurdle (pscl)

• ivreg (AER)

• lagarlm (spdep)

• lm (stats)

• lme (nlme)

• lmer (lme4)

• lmrob (robustbase)

• lrm (rms)

• maBina (erer)

• mclogit (mclogit)

• mlogit (mlogit)

• mnlogit (mnlogit)

• mlreg (eha)

• multinom (nnet)

• nlme (nlme)

• nlmer (lme4)

• ols (rms)

• pgmm (plm)

• phreg (eha)

• plm (plm)

• pmg (plm)

• polr (MASS)

• psm (rms)

• rem.dyad (relevent)

• rlm (MASS)

• rq (quantreg)

• Rq (rms)

• selection (sampleSelection)

• svyglm (survey)

• survreg (survival)

• tobit (AER)

• weibreg (eha)

• zeroin (pscl)

• relogit (zelig)

• cloglog.net (zelig)

• gamma.net (zelig)

• probit.net (zelig)

• logit.net (zelig)

See Also

table2office ,table2ppt, table2doc, stargazer

Examples

# NOT RUN {
# Create a file name
filen <- tempfile(pattern = "table_aov") # or 
# filen <- paste("YOUR_DIR/table_aov")

# Generate ANOVA output
fit=aov(yield ~ block + N * P + K, data = npk) # 'npk' dataset from base 'datasets'
x=summary(fit)

# Export to Latex in standAlone format
table2tex(x=x,file=filen) 
# Export to Latex to paste in tex document
summary(fit) # get output from the console
table2tex(file=filen, standAlone = FALSE) 

# Export to HTML
table2html(x=x,file=filen) # or 
summary(fit) # get output from the console
table2html(file=filen) 
# }