R help - Jun 2012 - Lmer coef table

Hi all,

I would like to print the results of my lmer model (lme4) into a table that
can be sweaved into Latex. I am aware that xtable does not support lme
objects. I have tried the suggestions in the following thread:

https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2010-February/229002.html:

I have success with the coef(summary(mymodel)) code, but can this be
exported as a table?

My lmer model looks like this:

modela<-lmer(log(Stimulus.RT) ~ voice.age + Block +expnum+(1|Subject) +
(1|mtrial),dat)

All suggestions appreciated

Andrew

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Hi Andrew,

Have you tried mtable from package "memisc"? This link
(http://leftcensored.skepsi.net/2011/03/13/code-latex-tables-for-lme4-models/)
might be helpful for you.

A.K.



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From: drewmac <andrew.macfarlane at pg.canterbury.ac.nz>
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Subject: [R] Lmer coef table

Hi all,

I would like to print the results of my lmer model (lme4) into a table that
can be sweaved into Latex. I am aware that xtable does not support lme
objects. I have tried the suggestions in the following thread:

https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-help/2010-February/229002.html:

I have success with the coef(summary(mymodel)) code, but can this be
exported as a table?

My lmer model looks like this:

modela<-lmer(log(Stimulus.RT) ~ voice.age + Block +expnum+(1|Subject) +
(1|mtrial),dat)

All suggestions appreciated

Andrew

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Dear Andrew,

latextable function under the R package miscFuncs might help you preparing a
LATEX table in R.

For the usage, see an example on the webpage of the author of the package at

http://www.lancs.ac.uk/staff/taylorb1/

Best
Ozgur

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