View source: R/print.summary.copas.R
print.summary.copas | R Documentation |
Print method for objects of class summary.copas
.
This function prints the following information:
Range of gamma0 values used (see help(copas)
);
Range of gamma1 values used (see help(copas)
);
Largest SE of all studies in meta-analysis;
Range of probability publishing trial with largest SE;
The next table gives details relating to the summary of the contour plot.
Specifically, it gives details from fitting a straight line to each
treatment-contour in the contour plot. Column 1 (headed level) shows the
treatment-contours; column 2 (nobs) shows the number of observations used by
the contour plot command within the copas
function to plot this
contour line; column 3 (adj.r.square) shows the adjusted r-square from
fitting a straight line to this contour; columns 4 & 5 show the slope and
its standard error from fitting a straight line to this contour.
Next, the printout of summary.copas
is shown.
## S3 method for class 'summary.copas' print( x, backtransf = x$backtransf, legend = TRUE, digits = gs("digits"), digits.se = gs("digits.se"), ... )
x |
An object of class |
backtransf |
A logical indicating whether results should be
back transformed in printouts and plots. If |
legend |
A logical indicating whether a legend should be printed. |
digits |
Minimal number of significant digits, see
|
digits.se |
Minimal number of significant digits for standard
deviations and standard errors, see |
... |
Additional arguments (passed on to
|
James Carpenter James.Carpenter@lshtm.ac.uk, Guido Schwarzer guido.schwarzer@uniklinik-freiburg.de
copas
, plot.copas
,
summary.copas
data(Fleiss1993bin, package = "meta") # Perform meta analysis, effect measure is odds ratio (OR) # m1 <- metabin(d.asp, n.asp, d.plac, n.plac, data=Fleiss1993bin, sm="OR") # Print summary of Copas analysis # summary(copas(m1), level = 0.95)
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