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===== Weights in Models Fitted with the rma.mv() Function ===== | ===== Weights in Models Fitted with the rma.mv() Function ===== | ||
- | One of the fundamental concepts underlying a meta-analysis is the idea of weighting: More precise estimates are given more weight in the analysis then less precise estimates. In ' | + | One of the fundamental concepts underlying a meta-analysis is the idea of weighting: More precise estimates are given more weight in the analysis then less precise estimates. In ' |
==== Models Fitted with the rma() Function ==== | ==== Models Fitted with the rma() Function ==== | ||
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Variable '' | Variable '' | ||
- | We now fit fixed- and random-effects models to these estimates. | + | We now fit equal- and random-effects models to these estimates. |
<code rsplus> | <code rsplus> |
tips/weights_in_rma.mv_models.txt · Last modified: 2023/08/03 13:37 by Wolfgang Viechtbauer