Update boot_tidiers.R to fix confidence interval output #167
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The confidence interval output summary (ci.tab) was transposed and the function would fail if one was bootstrapping any number of statistics other than exactly 2 (and that output was incorrectly located in the resulting data.frame). Transposing the ci.tab matrix fixes this error. There also was an "Error: unexpected 'else' " in the middle of the function that is corrected.
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+1, this should be merged ASAP |
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Thanks! Sorry this took a long time |
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The confidence interval output summary (ci.tab) was transposed and the function would fail if one was bootstrapping any number of statistics other than exactly 2 (and that output was incorrectly located in the resulting data.frame). Transposing the ci.tab matrix fixes this error.
There also was an "Error: unexpected 'else' " in the middle of the function that is corrected.