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betareg default residuals are heavy, which may cause an error to allocate vector due to its high size. This can be solved by changing the type of residuals in the summary call as explained here.

However, when presenting regression tables with stargazer, the type of residuals can't be explicitly set.

Is there any way to make (large) betareg objects work in stargazer?

The potential solutions that I can think of, but don't know how to implement, are:

• Indicating the residual type in the original betareg call (type = "pearson" (or any other type) doesn't work).
• Explicitly indicating the argument that stargazer should include when calling summary on the betareg object.
• Any other?

Example:

I have used the solution presented by @StupidWold here to develop a glm and the results are stored in models. The outputs seem to be correct. However I am wondering how to present all of the outputs at once instead of calling each one separately. I tried using the stargazer package but the result is not as neat as I want it to be, mainly the orientation of the html is horizontal rather than vertical (have to scroll to the right). Here is the code I used for stargazer asking for an html file output: stargazer(models, type="html", out = "table1.html", flip = T)

Any suggestions? Thank you.

Maybe my steps will help clarify things, here is the structure of data

I have this table when I run this code in R. However the numbers are so close to each other, I was wondering if there is any way I could make the space gap bigger between them?

Code: Data %>% stargazer (type="html",title = " Summary statistics of the samples", align = TRUE, out="Variables Descriptive.html")

Is it possible to color the font of negative model estimates red in a stargazer table in R?

The idea is to more easily highlight negative and positive estimates when showcasing a regression model in a table.

I am estimating a regression model with some factor/categorial variables and some numerical ones. Is it possible to display the reference category for each factor/categorial variable in the summary of the regression model?

Ideally this would translate also to texreg or stargazer to have latex output, but having them in the summary of the regression would already be a good start.

Does anybody have an Idea, what am I missing?

I would like to create a reflect.Value that represents a multiple-level nested pointer to a final value. The nesting level is not known at compile time. How can I create pointers to pointers using reflect?

I already stumble at the "unaddressable value" hurdle when trying to create a pointer to a pointer.

I had a private repo for 6 months that I worked on. Today I finally made it public after submitting a paper. Is it possible to make the activity (those green square) visible? I tried clicking on contribution setting and got the message Visitors will now see your public and anonymized private contributions, but the activity still doesn't show.

Update 1:

I noticed that only changes I did on GitHub (the website rather than pushing code from my machine) were recorded. That is, only the readme file shows as I often updated it on the website.

Update 2:

I ran git --no-pager log -s --format="%ae" to see which emails were used for the commits and got the following: Some emails are the primary email under GitHub, some are of the form 43555163+Penguin@users.noreply.github.com, some are Penguin@Penguin-MacBook-Pro.local, some are Penguin@econ2-204-32-dhcp.int.university_name.edu.

Also, as I mentioned in one of the comments below, if I go to my repo and specifically look at commits I can see something like: Penguin authored and Penguin committed on May 27 1 parent 1d71ac3 commit cb95c2870de67383ee653849b4c7b40a062f5fd3. But this does not show on my activity.

Lastly, some comments mentioned creating a new repo on GitHub and pushing my previous commits (after filtering the emails somehow which I didn't quite understand). However, I already have several Stargazers on this repo and would like to keep them. By making a new repo I believe these will disappear.

Update 3:

I used git filter-repo to change all the emails to my primary email and now all my previous commits emails appear to be my primary email when I call git --no-pager log -s --format="%ae". However, I still don't see the activity showing. For example, if I go to my repo I can see that one of the commits says Penguin authored and Penguin committed on Apr 8, but this doesn't show in the activity.

Example data:

I have a data set containing information on Crypto, S&P500 ETF, CRIX, FED Reserves, Commodities, etc. I am trying to create a Summary Statistics Table and found that the package "stargazer" is the best research publications. I don't want all of the variables from the dataset to be in the table so I tried the following code: