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sjPlot - Data Visualization for Statistics in Social Science.

Daniel Lüdecke

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General Removed defunct functions. Deprecated sjt.lm(), sjt.glm(), sjt.lmer() and sjt.glmer() are now deprecated. Please use tab_model() instead. Changes to functions Arguments dot.size and line.size in plot_model() now also apply to marginal effects and diagnostic plots. plot_model() now uses a free x-axis scale in facets for models with zero-inflated part. plot_model() now shows multiple plots for models with zero-inflated parts when grids = FALSE. tab_model() gets a p.style and p.threshold argument to indicate significance levels as asteriks, and to determine the threshold for which an estimate is considered as significant. plot_model() and plot_models() get a p.threshold argument to determine the threshold for which an estimate is considered as significant. Bug fixes Fixed bug from the last update that made value labels disappear for plot_likert(). tab_model() now also accepts multiple model-objects stored in a list as argument, as stated in the help-file. The file-argument now works again in sjt.itemanalysis(). Argument show.ci in tab_model() did not compute confidence intervals for different levels.

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General Removed defunct functions. Deprecated sjt.lm(), sjt.glm(), sjt.lmer() and sjt.glmer() are now deprecated. Please use tab_model() instead. Changes to functions Arguments dot.size and line.size in plot_model() now also apply to marginal effects and diagnostic plots. plot_model() now uses a free x-axis scale in facets for models with zero-inflated part. plot_model() now shows multiple plots for models with zero-inflated parts when grids = FALSE. tab_model() gets a p.style and p.threshold argument to indicate significance levels as asteriks, and to determine the threshold for which an estimate is considered as significant. plot_model() and plot_models() get a p.threshold argument to determine the threshold for which an estimate is considered as significant. Bug fixes Fixed bug from the last update that made value labels disappear for plot_likert(). tab_model() now also accepts multiple model-objects stored in a list as argument, as stated in the help-file. The file-argument now works again in sjt.itemanalysis(). Argument show.ci in tab_model() did not compute confidence intervals for different levels.

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General Removed defunct functions. Deprecated sjt.lm(), sjt.glm(), sjt.lmer() and sjt.glmer() are now deprecated. Please use tab_model() instead. Changes to functions Arguments dot.size and line.size in plot_model() now also apply to marginal effects and diagnostic plots. plot_model() now uses a free x-axis scale in facets for models with zero-inflated part. plot_model() now shows multiple plots for models with zero-inflated parts when grids = FALSE. tab_model() gets a p.style and p.threshold argument to indicate significance levels as asteriks, and to determine the threshold for which an estimate is considered as significant. plot_model() and plot_models() get a p.threshold argument to determine the threshold for which an estimate is considered as significant. Bug fixes Fixed bug from the last update that made value labels disappear for plot_likert(). tab_model() now also accepts multiple model-objects stored in a list as argument, as stated in the help-file. The file-argument now works again in sjt.itemanalysis(). Argument show.ci in tab_model() did not compute confidence intervals for different levels.

Key concepts: Plot (graphics), Computer science, Statistics, Mathematics

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