Coerce a spicy_categorical_table to a plain data frame or tibble

as.data.frame() returns the table table_categorical() displays, with its numbers: exactly what output = "data.frame" returns. One row per printed row – the header row of each variable, which carries its p-value and its association measure, then one row per level – and the printed columns under their names ("Female n", "Female %", ..., "p", the measure), plus the key columns variable (the column name), label (the label displayed for it), level, and .row_role ("factor_header", "level", "missing" for the row of missing values the table adds, or "total" for the Total row of total_row = TRUE). The note, as printed, is kept in attr(, "note"). as_tibble() returns the same table as a tibble.

Usage

# S3 method for class 'spicy_categorical_table'
as.data.frame(x, row.names = NULL, optional = FALSE, ...)

# S3 method for class 'spicy_categorical_table'
as_tibble(x, ...)

Arguments

x

A spicy_categorical_table returned by table_categorical().

row.names, optional

Standard base::as.data.frame() arguments. Currently ignored.

...

Further arguments passed to tibble::as_tibble() (for the tibble method) or ignored (for the as.data.frame() method).

Value

A plain data.frame (or tbl_df), identical to the output = "data.frame" of the same call.

Details

For one row per variable, level and group, use output = "long" or tidy.spicy_categorical_table(). The original x is unaffected, and print(x) continues to render the formatted ASCII table.

See also

tidy.spicy_categorical_table(), glance.spicy_categorical_table().