Generate Event Study Report — generate

Renders an automated HTML or PDF report from a completed event study task. Uses a bundled RMarkdown template with configurable sections.

Usage

generate_report(
  task,
  output_file = "event_study_report.html",
  format = c("html", "pdf"),
  title = "Event Study Report",
  author = NULL,
  sections = c("summary", "data", "diagnostics", "single_event", "multi_event",
    "cross_sectional", "appendix"),
  cross_sectional = NULL,
  confidence_level = 0.95,
  interactive = TRUE,
  advice = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

task: A fitted EventStudyTask or PanelEventStudyTask.
output_file: Output file path. Default "event_study_report.html".
format: Output format: "html" (default) or "pdf".
title: Report title.
author: Author name (optional).
sections: Character vector of sections to include. Any subset of: "summary", "data", "diagnostics", "single_event", "multi_event", "cross_sectional", "appendix".
cross_sectional: Optional cross-sectional regression results to include.
confidence_level: Confidence level for plots. Default 0.95.
interactive: Logical. Use interactive plotly plots in HTML output. Default TRUE.
advice: An optional grounded Advice object returned by es_advise(task_type = "report_writing"). When supplied and a valid Advice, renders a new AI Advisor Interpretation section in the report. When NULL (the default), the existing render path is completely unchanged (byte-identical output). A supplied but invalid advice (not an Advice object) is silently coerced to NULL with exactly one warning() — the report is never broken.
...: Additional arguments passed to rmarkdown::render.

Value

The path to the generated report (invisibly).