Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/meta-analysis.R
Types Of Effects An effect"could be almost any aggregate statistic of interest: Mean, Mean difference, Mean change Risk ratio, Odds ratio, Risk difference Incidence rate, Prevalence, Proportion Correlation
1 | Metaanalysis(x, output = which_output(), ...)
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x |
meta-Objekt |
output |
an Autput |
... |
an APA2 |
data.frame
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 | # library(meta)
# require(stpvers)
data2<- GetData("
Nr author Ne Me Se Nc Mc Sc
1 Blashki(75%150) 13 6.40 5.40 18 11.40 9.60
2 Hormazabal(86) 17 11.00 8.20 16 19.00 8.20
3 Jacobson(75-100) 10 17.50 8.80 6 23.00 8.80
4 Jenkins(75) 7 12.30 9.90 7 20.00 10.50
5 Lecrubier(100) 73 15.70 10.60 73 18.70 10.60
6 Murphy(100) 26 8.50 11.00 28 14.50 11.00
7 Nandi(97) 17 25.50 24.00 10 53.20 11.20
8 Petracca(100) 11 6.20 7.60 10 10.00 7.60
9 Philipp(100) 105 -8.10 3.90 46 -8.50 5.20
10 Rampello(100) 22 13.40 2.30 19 19.70 1.30
11 Reifler(83) 13 12.50 7.60 15 12.50 7.60
12 Rickels(70) 29 1.99 0.77 39 2.54 0.77
13 Robertson(75) 13 11.00 8.20 13 15.00 8.20
14 Rouillon(98) 78 15.80 6.80 71 17.10 7.20
15 Tan(70) 23 -8.50 8.60 23 -8.30 6.00
16 Tetreault(50-100) 11 51.90 18.50 11 74.30 18.50
17 Thompson(75) 11 8.00 8.10 18 10.00 9.70")
print(meta::metacont(
Ne, Me, Se, Nc, Mc, Sc,
sm = "SMD",
data = data2,
subset = 2
),
digits = 2)
mc1 <- meta::metacont(Ne, Me, Se, Nc, Mc, Sc,
data=data1,
studlab=author)
# round(c(mc1$TE.fixed, mc1$seTE.fixed^2), 4)
#meta::forest(mc1)
APA2(mc1)
#Power calculations for the general linear model
#?pwr.f2.test
x <- pwr::pwr.f2.test(
u = 6,
f2 = .4,
sig.level = 0.05,
power = 0.80
)
res<- APA(x)
meta::metacont(n.e=10, mean.e=2.34, sd.e=1.14,
n.c=20, mean.c=3.43, sd.c=1.01, sm="SMD")
meta::metabin(10, 20, 15, 20, sm = "OR")
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