dat.gen {xmeta} | R Documentation |
Generate bivariate meta analysis studies
Description
Generate bivariate meta analysis studies based on random-effects model, some studies with smallest weighted sum of the two outcomes are suppressed.
Usage
dat.gen(
m.o,
m.m,
s.m,
angle.LC = pi/4,
mybeta,
tau.sq,
rho.w,
rho.b,
s.min = 0.01,
m.m.o = 0,
s2.dist = 2,
verbose = F
)
Arguments
m.o |
number of observed studies |
m.m |
number of missing / suppressed studies |
s.m |
vector of the mean of the variances of the two outcomes |
angle.LC |
direction of suppressing line, default is pi/4, i.e. the studies on the left bottom corner are missing |
mybeta |
the true center of the effect sizes |
tau.sq |
between-study variance, the larger it is the more heterogeneity. |
rho.w |
within-study correlation of the two outcomes |
rho.b |
between-study correlation of the two outcomes |
s.min |
minimum of the variances of the outcomes, default is 0.01 |
m.m.o |
number of studies on one side of the suppressing line been observed, i.e. non-deterministic suppressing, default is 0, i.e. deterministic suppressing |
s2.dist |
options for generating the outcomes' variances. 1=runif, 2=runif^2, 3=runif^4, 4=rnorm |
verbose |
logical, galaxy plot the studies? Default FALSE |
Author(s)
Chongliang Luo, Yong Chen
References
Luo C, Marks-Anglin AK, Duan R, Lin L, Hong C, Chu H, Chen Y. Accounting for small-study effects using a bivariate trim and fill meta-analysis procedure. medRxiv. 2020 Jan 1.