I really like the modelplots in R’s modelsummary package. I’d like to show coefficients from multiple models in the same plot. Model summary can do this. When you do this, the y-axis is each of the independent variables (or levels of categorical independent variables). Each color shown in the legend corresponds to the dependent variable in the models. An example from my data:

I really like the modelplots in R’s modelsummary package. I’d like to show coefficients from multiple models in the same plot. Model summary can do this. When you do this, the y-axis is each of the independent variables (or levels of categorical independent variables). Each color shown in the legend corresponds to the dependent variable in the models. An example from my data:

I really like the modelplots in R’s modelsummary package. I’d like to show coefficients from multiple models in the same plot. Model summary can do this. When you do this, the y-axis is each of the independent variables (or levels of categorical independent variables). Each color shown in the legend corresponds to the dependent variable in the models. An example from my data:

I really like the modelplots in R’s modelsummary package. I’d like to show coefficients from multiple models in the same plot. Model summary can do this. When you do this, the y-axis is each of the independent variables (or levels of categorical independent variables). Each color shown in the legend corresponds to the dependent variable in the models. An example from my data: