is.RoBMA: Reports whether x is a RoBMA object

In RoBMA: Robust Bayesian Meta-Analyses

Reports whether x is a RoBMA object

Description

Functions to test whether an object is of a specific RoBMA class.

Usage

is.RoBMA(x)

is.RoBMA.reg(x)

is.NoBMA(x)

is.NoBMA.reg(x)

is.BiBMA(x)

is.BiBMA.reg(x)

Arguments

x	object to be tested

Details

These functions test whether an object inherits from specific RoBMA classes:

• is.RoBMA: Tests for "RoBMA" class (Robust Bayesian Meta-Analysis)

• is.RoBMA.reg: Tests for "RoBMA.reg" class (RoBMA with meta-regression)

• is.NoBMA: Tests for "NoBMA" class (Normal-normal Bayesian Meta-Analysis)

• is.NoBMA.reg: Tests for "NoBMA.reg" class (NoBMA with meta-regression)

• is.BiBMA: Tests for "BiBMA" class (Binomial-normal Bayesian Meta-Analysis)

• is.BiBMA.reg: Tests for "BiBMA.reg" class (BiBMA with meta-regression)

Value

returns a boolean.

TRUE if the object inherits from the specified class, FALSE otherwise.

See Also

RoBMA(), RoBMA.reg(), NoBMA(), BiBMA()

Examples

## Not run: 
# Example with Anderson et al. 2010 data
fit <- RoBMA(r = Anderson2010$r, n = Anderson2010$n)
is.RoBMA(fit)        # TRUE
is.BiBMA(fit)        # FALSE

# Example with regression
fit_reg <- RoBMA.reg(r ~ 1, data = Anderson2010)
is.RoBMA.reg(fit_reg)  # TRUE
is.RoBMA(fit_reg)      # TRUE (inherits from RoBMA)

## End(Not run)

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