build-tables

To combine multiple Stata regression estimates into a single LaTeX table, restore saved `m_<name>` estimates and compile them into one cohesive `esttab` output. This generates a publication-ready `.tex` file while verifying coefficient sanity and key statistics like N and mean dependent variable.

Generating reproducible CSV audit files from Stata esttab output involves compiling saved estimates into `output/tables/<name>.csv`. This dual-output approach produces a structured audit file alongside the LaTeX table for reviewer verification and validation.

Yes, you can compile alternative model specifications, clustering options, and fixed effects into one regression table by combining the relevant saved `est store m_*` results. The tool assembles these multiple specifications into a single cohesive `esttab` output.

Automating Stata table generation for Quarto report rendering requires building formatted `.tex` and `.csv` artifacts from saved estimates before rendering. This workflow ensures tables are publication-ready and validated with standard stats and significance stars prior to Quarto compilation.

You do not always need to manually specify saved estimate names to build Stata regression tables. The tool supports building from a named table target resolved by searching producing do-files, or directly from an explicit list of saved `est store m_*` estimate names.

Stata regression tables may be missing key stats like N and mean dependent variable if the table generation process does not explicitly verify their presence. The build-tables workflow checks for these stats during assembly and includes rows for N, within R-squared, and mean dependent variable when present.