Message-ID: <ea769022-604e-c5d2-874a-69878c5c1cc4@imbi.uni-freiburg.de>
Date: 2020-03-02T19:07:19Z
From: Guido Schwarzer
Subject: [R-meta] Quick question on metaprop output
In-Reply-To: <CAF8zgfZ5vJmYqip9Ufom9sQMPP8kyc9yd4G7JRvexbi2fJJYLQ@mail.gmail.com>
Am 19.02.20 um 11:58 schrieb Joao Afonso:
> [...]
> Previously I would get the amount of heterogeneity explain by the
> moderator with r^2. However I can't find this parameter in the output
> above. Am I missing something in my code to generate this parameter?
In a subgroup meta-analysis one typically does not report R^2.
However, you can run a meta-regression using metareg() which will call
internally rma.uni() or rma.glmm() from metafor.
E.g.,
m = metaprop(nlameanimal, ssizeanimal, author, data=prevalence_2020_noout,
?? ? ?? ???? method="inverse", sm="PLOGIT", method.tau="DL",
method.ci="NAsm",
??? ?? ? ? ? byvar=lcmbi, tau.common=TRUE,prediction = TRUE)
metareg(m)
Best wishes, Guido
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