Formats p-values the way most journals expect: values above 0.9 (for
digits = 1) are shown as ">0.9", values below 0.001 as "<0.001",
and the number of decimals in between shrinks as the p-value grows.
Arguments
- x
(
numeric)
P-values between 0 and 1. Values outside that range are returned asNA.- digits
(
integer)
Number of decimal places for large p-values:1,2or3.- prepend_p
(
scalar logical)
Whether to prefix the value with"p="(or"p"when the value starts with<or>).- big.mark
(
string)
Character used between every three digits to the left of the decimal mark.- decimal.mark
(
string)
Character used as the decimal mark.- na
(
string)
Replacement for missing values.- ...
Not used. Accepted so that formatting functions can be called interchangeably.
Details
With digits = 1, values above 0.9 are shown as ">0.9"; a value gets 1
decimal place when it rounds to at least 0.2 at 1 decimal place, 2 when it
rounds to at least 0.1 at 2 decimal places, and 3 down to 0.001; anything
smaller is "<0.001". With digits = 2 the ceiling moves to ">0.99" and
the 1-place branch drops out; with digits = 3 the ceiling is ">0.999"
and every value from 0.001 to the ceiling gets 3 decimal places. Rounding
is half away from zero throughout.
See also
Other style helpers:
label_style,
style_number(),
style_percent(),
style_ratio(),
style_sigfig()
Examples
pvals <- c(
1.5, 1, 0.999, 0.5, 0.25, 0.2, 0.197, 0.12, 0.10, 0.0999, 0.06,
0.03, 0.002, 0.001, 0.00099, 0.0002, 0.00002, -1
)
style_pvalue(pvals)
#> [1] NA ">0.9" ">0.9" "0.5" "0.3" "0.2" "0.2" "0.12"
#> [9] "0.10" "0.10" "0.060" "0.030" "0.002" "0.001" "<0.001" "<0.001"
#> [17] "<0.001" NA
style_pvalue(pvals, digits = 2, prepend_p = TRUE)
#> [1] NA "p>0.99" "p>0.99" "p=0.50" "p=0.25" "p=0.20" "p=0.20"
#> [8] "p=0.12" "p=0.10" "p=0.10" "p=0.060" "p=0.030" "p=0.002" "p=0.001"
#> [15] "p<0.001" "p<0.001" "p<0.001" NA
style_pvalue(pvals, digits = 3)
#> [1] NA ">0.999" "0.999" "0.500" "0.250" "0.200" "0.197" "0.120"
#> [9] "0.100" "0.100" "0.060" "0.030" "0.002" "0.001" "<0.001" "<0.001"
#> [17] "<0.001" NA