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Results tagged with meta-analysis
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Methods focused on contrasting and combining results from different studies, in the hope of increasing precision and external validity.
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metaprop in R: same results for random effects, fixed effects and prediction interval [closed]
I am using the metaprop function in R to obtain estimates for a fixed effects model, a random effects model and a prediction interval.
I've done this many times, without any issues, but I'm puzzled b …
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Meta analysis: pooling data
I am new to meta analysis and have been given some binomial data. These are the results of clinical trials, and there are two entries for each trial, where one refers to "response", and the other to " …
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Re-weight a data to match summary statistics of another dataset
I am trying to conduct a matching-adjusted indirect comparison (MAIC) using R. The process is similar to propensity score weighting.
The process involves reweighting subjects in a population so that …
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Which binomial confidence interval is correct?
Background: I am working with a data set that requires a transformation. It's prevalence data so I have proportions to deal with, and as the proportions are quite low, I'm using the Freeman-Tukey tran …
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