R/tidytlg.R
tidytlg.Rd
The tidytlg package provide a set of function allowing you to produce TLGs using table metadata.
tidytlg.row_type.levels - The values of row_type and their respective levels. Default: c("TABLE_BY_HEADER", "BY_HEADER1", "BY_HEADER2", "BY_HEADER3", "BY_HEADER4", "BY_HEADER5", "HEADER", "N", "VALUE", "NESTED")
tidytlg.fontsize.title - Font size for titles in points. Default: 10
tidytlg.fontsize.table.footnote - Font size for footnotes in points. For tables. Default: 9
tidytlg.fontsize.listing.footnote - Font size for footnotes in points. For listings. Default: 8
tidytlg.fontsize.graph.footnote - Font size for footnotes in points. For graphs. Default: 8
tidytlg.fontsize.table - Font size for tables in points. Default: 9
tidytlg.fontsize.graph - Font size for graphs in points. Default: 10
tidytlg.fontsize.listing - Font size for listings in poins. Default: 8
tidytlg.right.padding - Amount of right padding for cells in points. Default: 1
tidytlg.left.padding - Amount of left padding for cells in points. Default: 1
tidytlg.stat_labels - Labels to be used for each summary statistic in the output table. Will need to have all available statistics if this option is changed!
tidytlg.precision.extra - Value to be added on for each summary statistic when calculating precision. This will be used to make different statistics have different precision as needed
tidytlg.nested_freq.statlist.default - Default statlist object for nested_freq tables. Default: statlist("n (x.x)")
tidytlg.univar.statlist.default - Default statlist object for univar tables. Default: statlist(c("N", "MEANSD", "MEDIAN", "RANGE", "IQRANGE"))
tidytlg.freq.statlist.default - Default statlist object for freq tables. Default: statlist("n (x.x)")
tidytlg.stat_labels - A data.frame controlling how the stats are labeled in a univar table. See 'Default Stat Labels' section for defaults.
tidytlg.denoms.message - A boolean, should a message print detailing what the denominators are?
stat | label |
N | N |
SUM | Sum |
MEAN | Mean |
GeoMEAN | Geometric Mean |
SD | Std. Dev. |
SE | Std. Error |
GSD | Geometric Std. Dev. |
GSE | Geometric Std. Error |
CV | CV |
MEANSD | Mean (SD) |
MEANSE | Mean (SE) |
MEDIAN | Median |
MIN | Minimum |
MAX | Maximum |
RANGE | Range |
Q1 | First quartile |
Q3 | Third quartile |
IQRANGE | IQ range |
MEDRANGE | Median (Range) |
MEDIQRANGE | Median (Q1; Q3) |
MEAN_CI | Mean (95% C.I.) |
GeoMEAN_CI | Geometric Mean (95% C.I.) |
stat | extra |
N | 0 |
SUM | 0 |
MEAN | 1 |
GeoMEAN | 1 |
SD | 2 |
SE | 2 |
GSD | 2 |
GSE | 2 |
CV | 1 |
MEDIAN | 1 |
MIN | 0 |
MAX | 0 |
Q1 | 1 |
Q3 | 1 |
LCL_MEAN | 2 |
UCL_MEAN | 2 |
LCL_GeoMEAN | 2 |
UCL_GeoMEAN | 2 |
For a single session, an option can be changed by
option(<optionToChange> = <NewValue>)
To change an option for a single projects across sessions in that
projects, place the options update in the .Rprofile
in that project
directory.
To change an option for a user across all sessions, place the options
update in the .Rprofile
file in the users home directory.
To change an option for all users in an R environment, place the
options update in the .Rprofile.site
file in the R home directory.
See Managing R with .Rprofile, .Renviron, Rprofile.site, Renviron.site, rsession.conf, and repos.conf