print prints satpt objects created by satpt().
Arguments
- x
satptobject to be printed.- digits
Minimal number of significant digits. Default is
max(3, getOption("digits") - 3).- ...
Arguments passed on to
base::print
Examples
data(diagnoses)
# Examining saturation given data collected at different times and
# response bias is possible. For this example, response bias is not present,
# so the standard errors will be the same.
# Saving analysis as R object and printing
res <- satpt::satpt(y = diagnoses$q2, by = diagnoses$wave)
print(x = res, digits = 3)
#> Analysis based on: q2
#> Saturation achieved? Yes
#>
#> Overall Sample Proportions and Standard Errors
#> ==============================================
#> y: q2
#> Statistics Not at all Often Once Rarely Sometimes
#> Proportion 0.253 0.075 0.038 0.369 0.266
#> SE 0.017 0.010 0.008 0.019 0.017