
Plot method for objects of class 'runMetaAnalysis'
Source:R/runMetaAnalysis.R
plot.runMetaAnalysis.RdPlot S3 method for objects of class runMetaAnalysis.
Usage
# S3 method for runMetaAnalysis
plot(x, which = NULL, eb = FALSE, eb.labels = FALSE, ...)Arguments
- x
An object of class
runMetaAnalysis.- which
Model to be plotted. Can be one of
"overall","combined","lowest.highest","outliers","influence","threelevel","threelevel.che","ccrem","ccrem.che","baujat","loo-es","loo-i2","trimfill","limitmeta"or"selection".- eb
Prints a forest plot with empirical Bayes point estimates and study-specific prediction intervals as proposed by van Aert (2021). Defaults to
FALSE.- eb.labels
If
ebisTRUE, should the empirical Bayes estimates and prediction intervals for each study be printed on the right side of the forest plot? Defaults toFALSE.- ...
Additional arguments.
References
van Aert, R. C., Schmid, C. H., Svensson, D., & Jackson, D. (2021). Study specific prediction intervals for random-effects meta-analysis: A tutorial. Research Synthesis Methods, 12(4), 429-447.
Author
Mathias Harrer mathias.h.harrer@gmail.com, Paula Kuper paula.r.kuper@gmail.com, Pim Cuijpers p.cuijpers@vu.nl