There seems to be a compatibility issue with a fixest_multi object generated from an older version of the package. I have a very large regression result that I have stored using lean=TRUE option. It worked well until a recent package update, but it seems to have a compatibility problem with etable. For instance, a fixest_multi object below gets an error message.
> etable(entire_weekly_inc)
Error: in etable(entire_weekly_inc):
Not any 'fixest' model as argument!
But glimpse command suggests that there are estimated results stored in this file.
> glimpse(entire_weekly_inc)
List of 4
$ sin_exp : num 1
$ sin_trips : num 1
$ sin_avg_exp: num 1
$ sin_online : num 1
- attr(*, "meta")=List of 3
..$ index :List of 1
.. ..$ lhs: int 4
..$ all_names:List of 2
.. ..$ lhs: chr [1:4] "sin_exp" "sin_trips" "sin_avg_exp" "sin_online"
.. ..$ rhs: chr "mean_below30 + mean_30_40 + mean_40_50 + mean_60_70 + mean_70_80 + mean_80_90 + mean_over90 + ppt + pptsq"
..$ tree :'data.frame': 4 obs. of 2 variables:
.. ..$ lhs: int [1:4] 1 2 3 4
.. ..$ obs: int [1:4] 1 2 3 4
It takes a couple of days to run these regression models rerunning it is really costly here. Is there any way to salvage earlier results? (and this would matter for reproducibility more generally) Thanks!
Hi,
There seems to be a compatibility issue with a
fixest_multi
object generated from an older version of the package. I have a very large regression result that I have stored usinglean=TRUE
option. It worked well until a recent package update, but it seems to have a compatibility problem withetable
. For instance, afixest_multi
object below gets an error message.But
glimpse
command suggests that there are estimated results stored in this file.It takes a couple of days to run these regression models rerunning it is really costly here. Is there any way to salvage earlier results? (and this would matter for reproducibility more generally) Thanks!