Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
srtFREQ
performs analysis of educational trials under the assumption of independent errors among pupils.
This can also be used with schools as fixed effects.
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formula |
the model to be analysed is of the form y~x1+x2+.... Where y is the outcome variable and Xs are the independent variables. |
intervention |
a string variable specifying the "intervention variable" as appearing in the formula and the data. See example below. |
baseln |
A string variable allowing the user to specify the reference category for intervention variable. When not specified, the first level will be used as a reference. |
nBoot |
number of bootstraps required to generate bootstrap confidence intervals. |
nPerm |
number of permutations required to generate permutated p-value. |
seed |
seed required for bootstrapping and permutation procedure, if not provided default seed will be used. |
data |
data frame containing the data to be analysed. |
S3 object; a list consisting of
Beta
: Estimates and confidence intervals for the variables specified in the model.
ES
: Conditional Hedges'g effect size and its 95
sigma2
: Residual variance.
Perm
: A "nPerm x w" matrix containing permutated effect sizes using residual variance. "w" denotes number of intervention. "w=1" for two arm trial and "w=2" for three arm trial excluding the control group. It is produced only if nPerm
is specified.
Bootstrap
: A "nBoot x w" matrix containing the bootstrapped effect sizes using residual variance. "w" denotes number of intervention. "w=1" for two arm trial and "w=2" for three arm trial excluding the control group. It is produced only if nBoot
is specified.
Unconditional
: A list of unconditional effect size, sigma2, Perm and Bootstrap obtained based on variances from the unconditional model (model with only intercept as fixed effect).
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data(mstData)
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## Analysis of simple randomised trials using Hedges Effect Size ##
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output1 <- srtFREQ(Posttest~ Intervention+Prettest,
intervention="Intervention",data=mstData )
ES1 <- output1$ES
ES1
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## Analysis of simple randomised trials using Hedges Effect Size ##
## with Permutation p-value ##
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output2 <- srtFREQ(Posttest~ Intervention+Prettest,
intervention="Intervention",nPerm=1000,data=mstData )
ES2 <- output2$ES
ES2
#### plot permutated values
plot(output2, group=1)
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## Analysis of simple randomised trials using Hedges Effect Size ##
## with non-parametric bootstrap confidence intervals ##
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output3 <- srtFREQ(Posttest~ Intervention+Prettest,
intervention="Intervention",nBoot=1000,data=mstData)
ES3 <- output3$ES
ES3
### plot bootstrapped values
plot(output3, group=1)
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## Analysis of simple randomised trials using Hedges' effect size ##
## with schools as fixed effects ##
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output4 <- srtFREQ(Posttest~ Intervention+Prettest+as.factor(School),
intervention="Intervention",data=mstData )
ES4 <- output4$ES
ES4
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## Analysis of simple randomised trials using Hedges' effect size ##
## with schools as fixed effects and with permutation p-value ##
####################################################################
output5 <- srtFREQ(Posttest~ Intervention+Prettest+as.factor(School),
intervention="Intervention",nPerm=1000,data=mstData )
ES5 <- output5$ES
ES5
#### plot permutated values
plot(output5, group=1)
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## Analysis of simple randomised trials using Hedges' effect size ##
## with schools as fixed effects and with permutation p-value ##
####################################################################
output6 <- srtFREQ(Posttest~ Intervention+Prettest+as.factor(School),
intervention="Intervention",nBoot=1000,data=mstData)
ES6 <- output6$ES
ES6
### plot bootstrapped values
plot(output6, group=1)
}
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