ysmall() above.
>
> > This will indeed nicely solve your problem.
>
> well..., now that I tried to change it "globally" in
> printCoefmat() and I see how many of the lm() summary or anova()
> outputs .. outputs that get slightly changed, and sometimes
> quite un
e} is too drastic, ... even though it helps
in your case.
... back to the "drawing board" ...
Martin
>> Second, how can I use zap without this behavior?
>> In cases like the one above, I need to use zap such that
>> the intercept will not be displayed i
will not be displayed in scientific notation.
> Disabling scientific notation cannot achieve the desired
> goal.
> I tried adding cs.ind = 1:
well, from the help page ?printCoefmat
cs.ind is really about the [ind]ices of [c]oefficient + [s]cale or [s]td.err
So, for lm() yo
?
In cases like the one above, I need to use zap such that
the intercept will not be displayed in scientific notation.
Disabling scientific notation cannot achieve the desired
goal.
I tried adding cs.ind = 1:
```r
printCoefmat(out_summary$coefficients,
zap.ind = 1,
digits =
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