table

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

6|1|Updated Apr 3, 2026

Search Tags:#regression #latex #tables #publication #modelsummary #esttab #pyfixest

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npx skills add https://github.com/zhouziyue233/great-econometrics --skill table-zhouziyue233

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
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.