Last data update: 2014.03.03
R: DerSimonian-Laird (DSL) meta-analytical approach with...
metacor.DSL R Documentation
DerSimonian-Laird (DSL) meta-analytical approach with correlation coefficients as effect sizes
Description
Implements the DerSimonian-Laird (DSL) random-effect meta-analytical approach with correlation coefficients as effect sizes, as described by Schulze (2004).
Usage
metacor.DSL(r, n, labels, alpha = 0.05, plot = TRUE,
xlim = c(-1, 1), transform = TRUE)
Arguments
r
vector of correlations
n
vector of sample sizes
labels
vector of the study names
alpha
alpha-level for the main test and for the confidence intervals
plot
logical; should a forest plot be returned?
xlim
range of the x-axis of the forest plot
transform
logical; should the z-values be back-transformed to r-space?
Value
z
vector of the z-values
z.var
vector of the variances of each z
z.lower
the lower limits of the confidence intervals for each z
z.upper
the upper limits of the confidence intervals for each z
z.mean
the mean effect size z
r.mean
the mean effect size r, back-transformed from z-space
z.se
the standard error of z.mean
z.mean.lower
the lower limit of the confidence interval for z.mean
r.mean.lower
the lower limit of the confidence interval for r.mean, back-transformed from z-space
z.mean.upper
the upper limit of the confidence interval for z.mean
r.mean.upper
the upper limit of the confidence interval for r.mean, back-transformed from z-space
p
the p-value for the null hypothesis H0 -> z.mean = 0
Author(s)
Etienne Laliberté etiennelaliberte@gmail.com http://www.elaliberte.info/
References
Schulze, R. (2004) Meta-analysis: a comparison of approaches. Hogrefe & Huber, Gottingen, Germany.
See Also
metacor.OP
Examples
data(lui)
lui <- lui[order(lui$r.FDis),]
test <- metacor.DSL(lui$r.FDis, lui$n, lui$label)
test
Results