I noticed there is data.info and wondered whether you are aware of plm's pdim which does the same job?
pdim gives a slightly different printed output and returns a pdim object with more details. Also, it has methods for data.frame, pdata.frame, pseries, as well as panelmodel and pgmm objects (the latter two for object's produced by some of package plm's model estimation functions.
It should be easy to write a method for pdim for a pdynmc object if you are interested (or provide an independent implementation doing the same).
There is also plm::is.pbalanced if you only want binary information about the balancedness and plm::punbalancedness with measures for panel data unbalancedness.
I noticed there is
data.info
and wondered whether you are aware ofplm
'spdim
which does the same job?pdim
gives a slightly different printed output and returns apdim
object with more details. Also, it has methods fordata.frame
,pdata.frame
,pseries
, as well aspanelmodel
andpgmm
objects (the latter two for object's produced by some of packageplm
's model estimation functions.It should be easy to write a method for
pdim
for apdynmc
object if you are interested (or provide an independent implementation doing the same).There is also
plm::is.pbalanced
if you only want binary information about the balancedness andplm::punbalancedness
with measures for panel data unbalancedness.