I am learning different statistical models and how to compute them using R.
I want to display the summary of a large multinomial logistic regression model in RMarkdown so that I am able to generate a PDF file.
However, only one page with the regression results is visible in the generated PDF file. The other results are simply cut off.
This is what I get:
I have tried the following code to output the summary of my model:
```{r, results = 'asis'}
texreg(model_pchoice)
```
I expect to generate a nice PDF File with an appealing table (spanning several pages if necessary). How could I proceed?
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My question is how to combine model summary and multiple plots into one pdf file.
This is what I'm trying to do:
pdf('model_result.pdf')
print(summary(my.model))
print(plot(my.model))
dev.off()
The resulting pdf file only contains the graph. No model summary. Do anyone know how to do that? Thanks a lot.
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EDIT: What is remarkable about this problem is that stargazer and texreg both (the latter is more reasonable to me cause it gives both parts of the model) give output on the console but throw an error in knitr documents.