View source: R/dataprep.time.R
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This function calculates the time needed to prepare extracted data for synthesis (i.e. calculating effect sizes and variability estimates, like standard error) from all relevant records in a systematic review, based on the inputs of the number of records passing the full data extraction stage ('dataextr.number', see 'dataextr.number' function), the number of studies whose data can be prepared per day ('dprep.day'), and the percentage of all studies that are double checked for consistency of data preparation ('dprep.checked'). Where full dual screening of all records is used, this will equal a percentage of 100 abstracts being checked. Default values are provided based on the empirical study of environmental systematic reviews by Haddaway and Westgate (2018) https://doi.org/10.1111/cobi.13231.
dataprep.time(dataextr.number = 76.12213, dprep.day = 24, dprep.checked = 0)
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