How to use margins with ordered logit

[arojasj]

How can I use the command "margins" to calculate the margins effect of my ordered logit?

[williaml]

Hi, some context and a reproducible example would help a lot here.

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[arojasj]

I already have the logistic but I dont know how to apply the command margin to get the predict effect.

< m1<- polr(datos$ODH~ datos$inf_male_esp+ datos$form_muj_esp, data=datos, Hess=T)
summary(m1)

< m<- polr(ODH~form_male_esp+ inf_muj_esp,data= datos, Hess=TRUE, method= "logistic")

I computed the command "margins" but it did not work because it didnt show the effect at each level

< summary(margins(m, type="response"))