strengejacke / sjstats

Effect size measures and significance tests
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rse and std_beta functions not found #113

Closed gtobin26 closed 2 years ago

gtobin26 commented 2 years ago

I have standard multiple regression in which the fit is named lmgeall.

rmse(lmgeall) works fine

print(rmse) [1] 0.5281803

But for both rse and std_beta, I get error messages, e.g. rse(lmgeall) Error in rse(lmgeall) : could not find function "rse"

Previously when I tried to install the independent package std_beta from CRAN, I got an error message that it was not available on the current version of R. Perhaps that is the underlying problem? I am using 4.1.2 (2021-11-01).

Regards,

Graham

strengejacke commented 2 years ago

The sjstats package has been restructured, and many functions been re-implemented in the easystats-ecosystem of R packages.

You find most functions in the performance-package, e.g. also performance_rse(). All parameter-/coefficient-related stuff is in the parameters-package now, e.g. standardize_parameters(). A detailed documentation for the latter can be found here.

gtobin26 commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the fast response and excellent advice. I was able to obtain the standardized regression coefficients and their ci following your recommendation.