add observed variable table to output

[tpyork]

See example from old Mx. Need good names, e.g. what is "VL" ?

Summary of VL file data for group  2

                G1_T1      G2_T1      G3_T1      G4_T1      G1_T2      G2_T2
     Code      1.0000     2.0000     3.0000     4.0000     5.0000     6.0000
   Number    369.0000   168.0000    36.0000     7.0000   341.0000   147.0000
     Mean     39.1436    38.7143    38.7778    39.5714    38.9501    38.8367
 Variance      2.8764     2.1088     3.7840     1.1020     3.4726     2.8849
  Minimum     29.0000    34.0000    32.0000    38.0000    27.0000    29.0000
  Maximum     42.0000    41.0000    42.0000    41.0000    42.0000    42.0000

                G3_T2      G4_T2
     Code      7.0000     8.0000
   Number     39.0000     8.0000
     Mean     38.5128    39.1250
 Variance      1.3268     2.1094
  Minimum     36.0000    37.0000
  Maximum     41.0000    42.0000

[aaronwolen]

Here's a first pass at the summary stats table for AdeFit

.submodel	variable	maximum	mean	minimum	missing	variance
DZ	age	0.3000	0.2372286	0.1700	0	0.0013891
	bmi1	25.3704	21.4387574	18.9794	12	0.7451564
	bmi2	26.8383	21.4613151	19.2262	13	0.8199487
MZ	age	0.3000	0.2378735	0.1700	0	0.0013319
	bmi1	25.5347	21.3533282	18.1125	19	0.7286775
	bmi2	26.5016	21.3388960	19.3835	19	0.7919063

I think it makes sense to place the stats in columns so the width is fixed and the table can scale vertically to accommodate additional submodels/variables.

Any thoughts on how rows should be ordered?

[aaronwolen]

i don't think the row ordering makes too much difference as long as consistent across submodels.

It depends on the comparisons we want to facilitat; for example, this makes it easy to compare variables across submodels:

.variable	.submodel	mean	variance	minimum	maximum	missing
age	MZ	0.2378735	0.0013319	0.1700	0.3000	0
age	DZ	0.2372286	0.0013891	0.1700	0.3000	0
bmi1	MZ	21.3533282	0.7286775	18.1125	25.5347	19
bmi1	DZ	21.4387574	0.7451564	18.9794	25.3704	12
bmi2	MZ	21.3388960	0.7919063	19.3835	26.5016	19
bmi2	DZ	21.4613151	0.8199487	19.2262	26.8383	13

But is kind of ugly...

[tpyork]

I think it's one of those things that we'll need user feedback from.

[aaronwolen]

Okay, check the screen shot in #4 and let me know what you think.