Two-way table with Latent Class variable

[simmy]

Hi. I have modelled four latent classes out of a dataset about videogamers. I would like to see the gender distribution in the four different classes. That is, I would like to make a two-way table with gender as the first variable and the four classes as the other variable. I have tried to give an example below. Can anyone help me?

          class 1    class 2       class 3        class 4

male 12% 43 % 35 % 73 %
female 88 % 57 % 65 % 27 %

[mfherman]

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[simmy]

Hi

Thanks for your response. Here is a reprex:

install.packages("poLCA")
library(poLCA)

data("values")

f.values<-cbind(A, B, C) ~ 1
M1 <- poLCA(f.values, data = values, nclass= 2, graphs = TRUE, na.rm = TRUE)

Based on the latent class modelling i decide on a two-class model as the best fit. Now I would like to generate a discrete variable out of the latent class model, where the respondents in the first class in the latent class model gets the value 1 and the respondents in the second class gets the value 2. We can call the variable 'valueclass'. Then i would like to make a two-way table with 'D' as the first variable and 'valueclass' as the other variable. Can you help?