GOF on the right-side when shape = model ~ ...

[pmavros]

Hi Vincent,

Thanks for the amazing package.

I am trying to bundle 4 models (in long format). I want to have statistics (SE, p, etc) as columns) and keep the g.o.f. metrics for each model.

When i use shape = model + term ~ statistic (using formated statistic) it does not print the gof.

Is this a bug?

[pmavros]

Hi Vincent,

Thanks for this update. I see your point on have the gof on the side. In my case there is still some value in having that flexibility (i ony want to report n_obs and r2 marg/conditional. on the side. We have many models, with different terms and we want to 'package' them neatly in 1-2 tables (with sub-groups for each model) instead of having separate 16 tables in a paper. Showing each model vertically does not work, because the terms change and it leads to very long tables (also not readable), hence I am playing around the stacked logic.

[vincentarelbundock]

Got it. Makes sense.

For boring technical reasons, this would be a bit annoying to implement, and I am overworked at the moment. I'm going to leave this issue open as a reminder, but I can't promise a solution in the short or medium term.

In the meantime, you can always use the add_columns argument. It's a more manual process, but it should work.

[vincentarelbundock]

It's been a while and haven't had the impulse. I'm probably not going to do this so closing now.

As stated above, add_columns provides a rather easy way to do this. sorry to disappoint.