Rémi Thériault
Rémi Thériault
When I run it interactively from the console, I still get the warnings. Strange, I tried with both the latest CRAN version and current GitHub development version.
>I wonder about that [htest] warning... Since it's known that we cannot retrieve the data object, is it necessary to print the warning? Better perhaps a footer like "Effect size...
What about this? (PR easystats/effectsize#522) ``` r # Load packages devtools::load_all(".../forks/effectsize") devtools::load_all(".../forks/report") # Model x Warning: Unable to retrieve data from htest object. Returning an approximate #> effect size using...
> For example, t.test(formula) has a subset argument which leaves no trace in the final htest object. So we would have no way of dealing with that... Sure, but I...
> (Thinking of masking those htest functions so that they all return the input data / call as part of the output........ Annoying!) @mattansb actually not a crazy idea... Why...
Looks promising though :)
`report` relies on several other packages under the hood to get all the numbers, so I wonder if this has to do with the `parameters` package.
> BUT it has one major advantage over the others suggestions: it shows the row-name: it makes easy to identify which observation is problematic, which is the goal of check_outliers....
Reviewer 2 in easystats/performance#544 > It is necessary to change the x-axis labels of all the figures as the numbers overlap; they should be written in a smaller font or...
Neat! I like it. Agree with Dom. Would use lower-case italicized _p_, but that's just an APA convention.