New metrics for meta-analyses of heterogeneous effects
Abstract
We provide two simple metrics that could be reported routinely in random-effects meta-analyses to convey evidence strength for scientifically meaningful effects under effect heterogeneity (ie, a nonzero estimated variance of the true effect distribution). First, given a chosen threshold of meaningful effect size, meta-analyses could report the estimated proportion of true effect sizes above this threshold. Second, meta-analyses could estimate...
Paper Details
Title
New metrics for meta-analyses of heterogeneous effects
Published Date
Dec 4, 2018
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
8
Pages
1336 - 1342
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