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obsSens (version 1.4)

print.obsSens: Print and Summarize ObsSens objects.

Description

Print a nice table of the results from a sensitivity analysis on observational data.

Usage

# S3 method for obsSens
print(x, ...)

# S3 method for obsSens summary(object, digits=3, ...)

# S3 method for summary.obsSens print(x, ...)

Arguments

x

An obsSens object or summary.obsSens object.

object

An obsSens object.

digits

Passed to format.

Additional arguments passed on to print methods for matrix/array.

Value

The print method returns a copy of the original object. The summary method returns a character array/matrix with the coefficients and confidence intervals to be passed to other typesetting/printing functions.

Details

These functions print and summarize the results of the obsSens functions. The only difference in the print and summary methods is the return value (the information printed to the screen is the same). The print function returns a copy of the original object. The summary function returns a matrix/array of character strings corresponding to what is printed that can hopefully be used along with other functions (latex, xtable, odfTable, ...) for typesetting results in other formats.

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
# Recreate tables from above references

obsSensCCC( log(23.1), log(c(6.9, 77.7)), g0=c(2,6,10),
  p0=seq(0,.5,.1), p1=seq(0,1,.2) )

obsSensSCC( log(1.21), log(c(1.09,1.25)),
  p0=seq(0,.5,.1), p1=seq(0,1,.1), g0=3 )


obsSensCNN( log(1.14), log(c(1.10,1.18)),
  rho=c(0,.5, .75, .85, .9, .95, .98, .99),
  gamma=seq(0,1,.2), sdx=4.5 )
# }

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