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I was looking at a two-way ANOVA analysis and was confused by the p-value in the table. Usually the p-values are reported for the independent variables and not the model p-value. When I looked at the tests documentation I was still confused as it mentioned the lm() call and I was expecting anova() but not broom::glance(). However, it makes sense to do it like this for the format of the table.
I was looking at a two-way ANOVA analysis and was confused by the p-value in the table. Usually the p-values are reported for the independent variables and not the model p-value. When I looked at the tests documentation I was still confused as it mentioned the
lm()
call and I was expectinganova()
but notbroom::glance()
. However, it makes sense to do it like this for the format of the table.gtsummary/data-raw/gtsummary_tests.csv
Line 45 in d9b1952
It may be obvious to others, but I wanted to point out my experience.
Thanks for providing gtsummary, I love using it!
Warm regards,
Maurice
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