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Description
This package provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to
visualize univariate fixed effect (FEM) and random
effects model (REM) meta-analysis. By interactively
manipulating effect sizes and standard errors, it is
possible to better understand their relationship with
summary (FEM and REM) and heterogeneity related
statistics (Q, I^2 and tau^2). Additionally, two plots
are created which show a typical forest plot as well as a
density plot with N(hattheta, tau^2). These plots also
change if the individual effects sizes or standard errors
are manipulated. This work was supported by a fellowship
within the "Postdoc-Programme" of the German Academic
Exchange Service (DAAD).
Details
The tuma GUI can be started by typing tumaGUI().
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Description
This package provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to visualize univariate fixed effect (FEM) and random effects model (REM) meta-analysis. By interactively manipulating effect sizes and standard errors, it is possible to better understand their relationship with summary (FEM and REM) and heterogeneity related statistics (Q, I^2 and tau^2). Additionally, two plots are created which show a typical forest plot as well as a density plot with N(hattheta, tau^2). These plots also change if the individual effects sizes or standard errors are manipulated. This work was supported by a fellowship within the "Postdoc-Programme" of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
Details
The tuma GUI can be started by typing tumaGUI().
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