#' metaDAT: Tools for data management, reshaping and basic transformations in
#' meta-analysis
#'
#' metaDAT is intended to provide a frame work for meta analysis that
#' uses a list structure rather than the traditional dataframe data storage. In a
#' meta-analysis with correlated/dependent data each study may have several effect
#' sizes. This causes the problem of more effect sizes than moderators resulting
#' in the need to replicate these variables in multiple rows. This approach utilize
#' JabRef (a refrence management tool) as the input program and R as the import system.
#' This approach means less repetition of moderator variables in the data frame and
#' allows for importing a correlation matrix rather than a vector of correlations
#' through a list approach rather than the traditional dataframe. This will lead
#' to more efficient analysis, less error in input and more coherant structure to
#' the data.
#'
#' It is intednded that all data is input directly into JabRef through a user
#' defined entry. JabRef can be obtained from \url{http://jabref.sourceforge.net/}.
#' After JabRef has been installed a custom entry type must be created as described
#' in this link:
#' \url{http://jabref.sourceforge.net/help/CustomEntriesHelp.php}.
#' The custom entry can be named whatever the user desires but the default read in of
#' the read.MD function is meta, thus it is advisable to follow this convention.
#' The variables for the meta-analysis are entered in as custom fields. These will
#' be the variables stored within the list structure (MDlist) in the metaDAT package.
#'
#' After the data has been entered metaDAT provides a numer of functions to prepare
#' the data into a structure for analysis provided my any of the excellent meta
#' analysis packages available as an add on package.
#'
#' @docType package
#' @name metaDAT
#' @import RCurl testthat
#' @aliases metaDAT package-metaDAT
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