
rm5
.## S3 method for class 'rm5':
print(x, ...)## S3 method for class 'summary.rm5':
print(x, ...)
## S3 method for class 'rm5':
summary(object, comp.no, outcome.no, ...)
## S3 method for class 'rm5':
metabias(x, comp.no, outcome.no,
method.bias="linreg",
method.bias.binary=method.bias,
method.bias.or="score",
k.min=10, ...)
rm5
.rm5
."rank"
,
"linreg"
, or "mm"
, can be abbreviated."rank"
,
"linreg"
, "mm"
, "count"
, "score"
, or
"peters"
, can be abbreviated."rank"
, "linreg"
, "mm"
,
"count"
, "score"
, or "peters"<
read.rm5
. The R function summary.rm5
can be used to redo all
meta-analyses of the imported Cochrane Review.
The R function metabias.rm5
can be used to conduct a test for
funnel plot asymmetry for all meta-analyses of the imported Cochrane
Review.
The R function metacr
is called internally.
metabias.meta
, summary.meta
, read.rm5
## Locate export data file "Fleiss93_CR.csv"
## in sub-directory of package "meta"
##
filename <- system.file("data/Fleiss93_CR.csv.gz", package = "meta")
##
Fleiss93_CR <- read.rm5(filename)
##
## Print summary results for all meta-analysis:
##
summary(Fleiss93_CR)
##
## Print results for tests of small-study effects:
##
metabias(Fleiss93_CR, k.min=5)
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