R-Sessions 31: Combining lmer output in a single table (UPDATED)
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There are various ways of getting your output from R to your publication draft. Most of them are highly efficient, but unfortunately I couldn’t find a function that combines the output from several (lmer) models and presents it in a single table. lmer is the mixed effects model function from …
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