Number of digits from the summary function

[hknih]

I am relatively new with R and using the lmerTest package for a similar analysis that is presented in the package instructions:

fm <- lmer(Informed.liking ~ Gender + Information + (1 | Consumer), data = data) summary(fm)

However, the summary function prints out t and p values with 2 digits only. How can the number of digits be adjusted?

Thank you!

[runehaubo]

This is not particular to lmerTest, but

print(summary(fm), digits=)

gives you some control.

Alternatively,

coef(summary(fm))

if you need to compute on the estimates.

Cheers Rune

On Wed, 15 Apr 2020 at 16:04, hknih notifications@github.com wrote:

I am relatively new with R and using the lmerTest package for a similar analysis that is presented in the package instructions:

fm <- lmer(Informed.liking ~ Gender + Information + (1 | Consumer), data = data) summary(fm)

However, the summary function prints out t and p values with 2 digits only. How can the number of digits be adjusted?

Thank you!

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[hknih]

Thank you so much for the prompt response! print(summary(fm), digits = 3) did not change the number of digits with t and p values even though this is what I also originally assumed would have worked here, but with coef(summary(fm)) I get larger number of digits so this solved my problem, thank you!