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Date: 2023-12-19T11:51:09Z
From: 英文科陳品誠
Subject: [R-meta] About the coefficient in meta-regression analysis
Dear all,
This is part of my meta-regression analysis result after I use the
following code:
> m.gen.edu <- metareg(m.gen, ~edu)
Model results:
estimate .....
intercept 0.6820 .....
eduH 0.4590 ......
eduI -0.0834 ......
eduK 0.5668 ........
eduS 0.2473 .......
The *edu *here stands for the moderator "educational level" from my
dataset and the *eduH, eduI, eduK*, and *eduS* stands for different
subgroups. Does the 0.4590 here represent the coefficient of the subgroup
*eduH* ? And is there a code to get the overall coefficient of the
moderator "educational level" rather than the individual coefficient of
each subgroup?
Nick Chen
??? (Nick Chen)
Email: t571 at wlgsh.tp.edu.tw <t5741 at wlgsh.tp.edu.tw>
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