broom.helpers: Helpers for Model Coefficients Tibbles

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/broom.helpers

Joseph Larmarange • Daniel D. Sjoberg • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

2020 Published

0 Citations

2 Authors

22 Revisions

1.22.0 Version

GPL License

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GGally: Extension to 'ggplot2' (Version 2.4.0)	2010
bregr: Easy and Efficient Batch Processing of Regression Models (Version 1.4.0)	2025
cardx: Extra Analysis Results Data Utilities (Version 0.3.1)	2024
crane: Supplements the 'gtsummary' Package for Pharmaceutical Reporting (Version 0.3.1)	2025
dcurves: Decision Curve Analysis for Model Evaluation (Version 0.5.1)	2021
descriptio: Descriptive Statistical Analysis (Version 1.5)	2023
epitabulate: Tables for Epidemiological Analysis (Version 0.1.0)	2025
ggstats: Extension to 'ggplot2' for Plotting Stats (Version 0.12.0)	2022
gtregression: Tools for Creating Publication-Ready Regression Tables (Version 1.0.0)	2025
gtsummary: Presentation-Ready Data Summary and Analytic Result Tables (Version 2.5.0)	2019
guideR: Miscellaneous Statistical Functions Used in 'guide-R' (Version 0.9.0)	2025
iNZightRegression: Tools for Exploring Regression Models with 'iNZight' (Version 1.3.5)	2020
logitr: Logit Models w/Preference & WTP Space Utility Parameterizations (Version 1.1.3)	2021
mmrm: Mixed Models for Repeated Measures (Version 0.3.17)	2022
pubh: A Toolbox for Public Health and Epidemiology (Version 3.0.0)	2018
regport: Regression Model Processing Port (Version 0.3.1)	2022
siera: Generate Analysis Results Programmes Using ARS Metadata (Version 0.5.5)	2025
simstudy: Simulation of Study Data (Version 0.9.1)	2016
smdi: Perform Structural Missing Data Investigations (Version 0.3.1)	2023
sumExtras: Extra Functions for 'gtsummary' Table Styling (Version 0.3.0)	2026
tidycmprsk: Competing Risks Estimation (Version 1.1.1)	2021

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