Message-ID: <4D4208D9-233E-406F-9B90-157A886DEF11@uniklinik-freiburg.de>
Date: 2023-06-21T14:15:16Z
From: Guido Schwarzer
Subject: [R-meta] Using meta package when SMDs and SEs/95% CIs are already known
In-Reply-To: <trinity-6b392ce3-f9a6-4466-aff3-2ae852f9c83f-1687347773829@msvc-mesg-gmx124>
I should have read this reply first before posting my answer. ;-)
It is also possible to provide study data with information on SEs or confidence limits, i.e.,
metagen(mySMD, myseSMD, lower = lowerSMD, upper = upperSMD, sm = "SMD")
The standard error is only calculated from the lower and upper limits if the standard error of a study is missing.
Best,
Guido