Closed martinzuba closed 11 months ago
Interesting, I hadn't explicitly intended to support glm.nb
models but I'm glad to see they are almost working. With that in mind, I don't have a good idea about why it would have regressed like this.
However, this was a fairly easy fix so I have an update coming that will both get the pseudo-R2 back in there and add the missing chi-squared test as well.
I have encountered a problem when using
jtools::summ()
withMASS::glm.nb()
. There seems to be some parameter mismatch in theglm.control()
function.The reprex is from Francis L Huang
In the code outlined in the example, jtools::summ runs perfectly fine with the given data. When I run the command, I encounter a problem with
glm.control()
, and I do not get any values for R squared. All other values in the table are correct.I therefore suppose that it is a conflict with any of the packages that I have loaded, or an issue caused by an update of jtools or MASS since the tutorial was written.
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