View source: R/diagnostic.hmr.R
| diagnostic.hmr | R Documentation | 
This function performers a specially designed diagnostic for a hmr object
## S3 method for class 'hmr'
diagnostic(
  object,
  median.w = 1.5,
  study.names,
  size.forest = 0.4,
  lwd.forest = 0.2,
  shape.forest = 23,
  mu.phi = TRUE,
  mu.phi.x.lim.low = -10,
  mu.phi.x.lim.up = 10,
  colour.hist.mu.phi = "royalblue",
  colour.prior.mu.phi = "black",
  colour.posterior.mu.phi = "blue",
  title.plot.mu.phi = "Prior-to-Posterior Sensitivity",
  title.plot.weights = "Outlier Detection",
  ...
)
| object | The object generated by the function hmr. | 
| median.w | Change colour if median of a weight > median.w. The default value is 1.5. | 
| study.names | Character vector containing names of the studies used. | 
| size.forest | Size of the center symbol mark in the forest-plot lines | 
| lwd.forest | Thickness of the lines in the forest-plot | 
| shape.forest | Type of symbol for the center mark in the forest-plot lines | 
| mu.phi | Prior-to-posterior sensitivity analysis of mu.phi. Default value is TRUE. | 
| mu.phi.x.lim.low | Lower limit of the prior to posterior plot for mu.phi | 
| mu.phi.x.lim.up | Upper limit of the prior to posterior plot for mu.phi | 
| colour.hist.mu.phi | colour of the posterior mu.phi histogram | 
| colour.prior.mu.phi | colour of the prior of mu.phi | 
| colour.posterior.mu.phi | colour of the posterior of mu.phi | 
| title.plot.mu.phi | Text for the title in the mu phi plot. | 
| title.plot.weights | Text for the title of the posterior weights. | 
| ... | ... | 
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