I've used R to run some logit regressions - testing the characteristics of investment firms and whether or not any predict sustainable behaviours.
In my paper I've copied acorss the output from R, however, I've had feedback saying I should try to format the output tables in a more classic academic way.
Does anyone have advice on how best to do this, or know of any tutorials which help with this kind of thing?
Many thanks, Rory
The
modelsummary
package forR
supports hundreds of model types out of the box. It allows you to customize tables extensively and easily, and can save to multiple formats including Word, HTML, LaTeX/PDF. (Disclaimer: I am the package maintainer.)The simplest way to summarize a logit model is this:
You can also display models side by side by saving them in a list:
The package allows you to draw a vast array of different tables and plots such as these: