table

Generate publication-ready regression tables as LaTeX fragments and CSVs.

6|1|Updated Apr 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zhouziyue233/great-econometrics --skill table-zhouziyue233
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Skill: table
Source: https://github.com/zhouziyue233/great-econometrics/tree/main/skills/table
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zhouziyue233/great-econometrics --skill table-zhouziyue233

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill generates publication-quality regression tables, descriptive statistics tables, and multi-panel layouts for economics journals. It consolidates outputs from major table tools across Python, R, and Stata to streamline paper-ready results.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Supports Python (pyfixest.etable), R (modelsummary, fixest::etable, stargazer), and Stata (esttab/estout) to generate LaTeX and CSV outputs.
  • Creates main results tables, descriptive stats, balance tables, and multi-panel layouts suitable for top journals.
  • Produces body-only LaTeX fragments and accompanying CSVs for verification and reproducibility.

Quick Start

Call this skill after you have regression outputs to format them into publication-ready tables.

Frequently Asked Questions about table

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate publication-ready regression tables from model outputs?

To generate publication-ready regression tables, you provide your model outputs along with the table type, strategy, and software context. The system processes these inputs to produce a body LaTeX fragment and a CSV file containing the raw numbers.

Can I create descriptive statistics and balance tables for economics journals?

Yes, you can create descriptive statistics and balance tables for economics journals. The system supports formatting main results, descriptive stats, and multi-panel layouts suitable for top journal publication standards.

Does this table generation approach work with Python, R, and Stata workflows?

Yes, this table generation approach works across Python, R, and Stata workflows. It consolidates outputs from major table tools like pyfixest, modelsummary, fixest, stargazer, and esttab to streamline paper-ready results.

What's the best way to export LaTeX regression tables with verifiable raw numbers?

The best way to export LaTeX regression tables with verifiable raw numbers is to use a tool that outputs two files per table: a body-only LaTeX fragment for insertion and an accompanying CSV for verification and reproducibility.

What do I need to provide to format my regression results into a multi-panel layout?

To format your regression results into a multi-panel layout, you need to provide your model outputs and specify the table type, strategy, and software context. This ensures the generated LaTeX and CSV files meet your formatting requirements.