Are you aware that the summary function normally returns a data value that you
can extract values from and format to your hearts desire?
try
str(coef(summary(tmp)))
and read ?mle-class
(and try to provide a reproducible example next time)
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"Aziz, Muhammad Fayez" <az...@illinois.edu> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am using power.law.fit to get an mle-class object in tmp and print
>summary(tmp), coef(tmp) and logLik(tmp). I wanted to print the std.
>error for alpha separately as I want to show these values concisely in
>a graph legend. coef(summary(tmp)) displays the alpha and std. error
>jointly, while I need to print them separately on two lines.
>
>Regards,
>Fayez
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