Currently, to get the correlations between two data frames (x, y), one must use apa.cor.table(cbind(x, y)). This is a tad cumbersome and prints out every variable row- and column-wise when not all of them are needed. It would be such a godsend if we could enter a second data frame as an argument.
Currently, to get the correlations between two data frames (x, y), one must use
apa.cor.table(cbind(x, y)). This is a tad cumbersome and prints out every variable row- and column-wise when not all of them are needed. It would be such a godsend if we could enter a second data frame as an argument.e.g., in
stats::cor(x, y)andHmisc::rcorr(x,y)