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Questions - stargazer

Stargazer: decrease number of columns to match amount of dependent variables

I have 2 different dependent variables. For each dependent variable, I have 2 independent variables. In total, I have 4 regressions which could be presented in 2 columns. However, when put into the st...
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chilrai

r

regression

stargazer

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stargazer package producing empty summary table

i am having an issue using the stargazer package. i have downloaded the newest version of r (4.1.3) for mac but when I try to get a summary statistic table with the stargazer package the table comes u...
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Meadbh Ogorman

r

statistics

stargazer

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Answers: 1

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There are two issues going on. The first is that some of the variables are actually of class "haven-labelled" which doesn't play nicely, so we need to "zap" the labels: econ.dta &l...
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Phil

How can I keep certain variables in stargazer output using the keep argument

I have run a country and year fixed-effects logit regression by creating dummy variables and using the glm function. Given the year and time dummies, my output table is very long. I tried to use the &...
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user3227641

r

glm

stargazer

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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The following worked. stargazer(glm_model, type = "text", dep.var.labels = "undervalued", title="", font.size="small", keep=c(1,2,3,4,5))...
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user3227641

Struggling with correlation matrix, missing values

This is the correlation matrix I get when I am running this code in r Correl2 <- Data %>% select(Price, Price2, Price.m2, Listingprice2, Listingdays, Type, Age, BRA, Balcony, Bedrooms,Lotsize) ...
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whoknows

r

statistics

correlation

stargazer

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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I think there are two things going on here. But someone more expert might have a better answer. Two of these variables I don't think should be included in the correlation matrix at all because they ar...
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hachiko

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