It's me again, quite the beginner at R but somehow fumbling my way through it for my thesis. I've run a bunch of regressions and made them into tables using Stargazer. Now I need to share all these results (the glm models/their summaries/the coefficients and confidence intervals and the stargazer tables ... basically everything in my console) with a friend of mine to discuss, but I figure there's got to be a more efficient way to do this than 1) screenshot-ing the hell out of my console or 2) copy and pasting the console and thus botching the formatting. Does anyone have any advice for this?
Some of my code (the rest is just variations on the same stuff) is below in case that's helpful!
Mod4 <- glm(`HC Annual Total` ~ `state population`
+ Year + `Trump Presidency`, data = thesis.data, family = poisson())
summary(Mod4)
#pulling the coefs out, then add exp for what reason I don't remember
exp(coef(Mod4))
#finding the confidence intervals
exp(confint(Mod4))
#Using stargazer to turn Mod4 into a cleaner table
library(stargazer)
stargazer(Mod4, type="text", dep.var.labels = c("Hate Crimes"),
covariate.labels = c("State Population", "Year", "Trump Presidency"),
out = "models.txt")