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Add sbr_est() to get estimate (95% CI lower - upper) #14

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joethorley opened this issue May 5, 2022 · 5 comments
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Add sbr_est() to get estimate (95% CI lower - upper) #14

joethorley opened this issue May 5, 2022 · 5 comments

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sbr_est(term, x_name, sub, ci = TRUE)

look in tables
ensure term, estimate, lower and upper.
and term should match 1 term only
```sbr_est("bDensity[2]", "coef", "condition")``

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use subfoldr2::sbf_load_table()

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if missing table return SBR_ERR MISSING TABLE or SBR_ERR MISSING VALUE if no term SBR_ERR MULTIPLE VALUES if multiple terms

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should also have type argument where by default term = "table" but could also be "data" or "plot-data"

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add argument to signif figures

@joethorley joethorley changed the title Add sbr_est() to get estimate (lower - upper 95%) Add sbr_est() to get estimate (95% lower - upper) May 6, 2022
@joethorley joethorley changed the title Add sbr_est() to get estimate (95% lower - upper) Add sbr_est() to get estimate (95% CI lower - upper) May 6, 2022
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standard should be (95% CI lower - upper)

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