This function wraps around several sandwich and lmtest functions to calculate robust standard errors and returns them in a useful format.
get_robust_se(
model,
type = "HC3",
cluster = NULL,
data = model.frame(model),
vcov = NULL
)A list with the following:
coefs: a coefficient table with the estimates, standard errors,
t-statistics, and p-values from lmtest.
ses: The standard errors from coefs.
ts: The t-statistics from coefs.
ps: The p-values from coefs.
type: The argument to robust.
use_cluster: TRUE or FALSE indicator of whether clusters were used.
cluster: The clusters or name of cluster variable used, if any.
vcov: The robust variance-covariance matrix.
A regression model, preferably of class lm or glm
One of "HC3", "const", "HC", "HC0", "HC1",
"HC2", "HC4", "HC4m", "HC5". See sandwich::vcovHC() for some
more details on these choices. Note that some of these do not work for
clustered standard errors (see sandwich::vcovCL()).
If you want clustered standard errors, either a string naming
the column in data that represents the clusters or a vector of clusters
that is the same length as the number of rows in data.
The data used to fit the model. Default is to just get the
model.frame from model.
You may provide the variance-covariance matrix yourself and this function will just calculate standard errors, etc. based on that. Default is NULL.