R/data.R

In metaConvert: An Automatic Suite for Estimation of Various Effect Size Measures

#' Meta-analytic dataset inspired from Haza and colleagues (2024)
#'
#' Dataset of a meta-analysis exploring the specificity of social functioning of children with ADHD (compared to healthy controls) in case-control studies.
#' This dataset contains:
#' 1. several information coming from the same participants (due to the completion of multiple outcomes).
#' 1. several information coming from the same study (due to the presence of multiple subgroups).
#' 1. overlapping information for the same comparison
#' 1. several information types from which a standardized mean difference can be estimated/converted
#'
#' @source Haza B, Gosling CJ, Conty L & Pinabiaux C (2024). Social Functioning in Children and Adolescents with ADHD: A Meta-analysis. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines.
"df.haza"

#' Short version of the df.haza dataset
#'
#' This dataset is a shoter version of the \code{\link{df.haza}} dataset.
#'
#' @source Haza B, Gosling CJ, Conty L & Pinabiaux C (2024). Social Functioning in Children and Adolescents with ADHD: A Meta-analysis. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry and Allied Disciplines.
"df.short"


#' Fictitious dataset 1
#'
#' First fictitious dataset aiming to understand how the \code{\link{compare_df}} function works.
#' Slightly different from \code{\link{df.compare1}}
#'
"df.compare1"

#' Fictitious dataset 2
#'
#' First fictitious dataset aiming to understand how the \code{\link{compare_df}} function works.
#' Slightly different from \code{\link{df.compare2}}
#'
"df.compare2"