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- | ==== November 14th, 2020: An Aggregate Function | + | ==== 2023-08-13: Dynamic Plot Colors Based on the RStudio Theme ==== |
- | In many meta-analyses, | + | I am quite excited about a new feature that will be part of the upcoming version of the metafor package. The package now creates all plots in such a way that (if one sets '' |
- | ==== October 14th, 2020: Selection Models ==== | + | {{news:plots-rstudio-theme.mp4? |
- | I've added the possibility to fit so-called ' | + | This creates |
- | The classical example | + | The default setting ('' |
- | To make this possible directly within the metafor package, I've added the [[https://wviechtb.github.io/ | + | ==== 2023-05-08: Version 4.2-0 Released on CRAN ==== |
- | Note that the [[https:// | + | I made a relatively quick release of another version of the package. There were a few minor little buglets that annoyed me that I wanted to get rid of right away. Along the way, I made some improvements to various plotting functions. In particular, the various '' |
- | ==== August 9th, 2020: R Code for Even More Meta-Analysis Books ==== | + | Also, the various plotting functions now respect '' |
- | The R code for two more books has been added to the [[https:// | + | {{news:plots-light.png? |
- | ==== July 17th, 2020: R Code for Meta-Analysis Books ==== | + | But if we set up the plotting device like this: |
- | I've started a [[https:// | + | <code rsplus> |
+ | bg <- " | ||
+ | fg <- " | ||
+ | dev.new(canvas=bg) | ||
+ | par(fg=fg, bg=bg, col=fg, col.axis=fg, col.lab=fg, col.main=fg, | ||
+ | </ | ||
- | ==== June 8th, 2020: Weights in Models Fitted with the rma.mv() Function ==== | + | then the resulting plots look like this: |
- | And another entry to the 'Tips and Notes' section, this time discussing how weighting works in more complex models, such as those that can be fitted with the '' | + | {{news:plots-dark.png? |
- | ==== May 27th, 2020: Computing Adjusted Effects Based on Meta-Regression Models ==== | + | So in case you prefer a dark mode for your IDE/editor, opening a plot in this manner no longer feels like starring directly into the sun. |
- | I've added an entry to the 'Tips and Notes' section, discussing how to compute ' | + | {{news:sunshine.jpg? |
- | ==== May 9th, 2020: Modeling Non-Linear Associations in Meta-Regression ==== | + | Such an awesome [[https:// |
- | I've added an entry to the 'Tips and Notes' | + | Finally, aside from a few other improvements (e.g., functions that issue a warning when omitting studies due to NAs now indicate how many were omitted), |
- | ==== March 31st, 2020: Interpreting Coefficients in Meta-Regression Models with (Log) Risk Ratios ==== | + | The full changelog can be found [[:updates# |
- | Based on a question I received, I wrote up a little tutorial on how to interpret the coefficients in meta-regression models when using the log risk ratio as the outcome measure. When exponentiating coefficients, | + | ==== 2023-03-19: Version 4.0-0 Released on CRAN ==== |
- | ==== March 20th, 2020: Two New Functions for Network Meta-Analysis ==== | + | I am excited to announce the official (i.e., CRAN) release of version 4.0-0 of the metafor package. This will be the 30th update to the package after its initial release in 2009. Since then, the package has grown from a measly 4460 lines of code / 60 functions / 76 pages of documentation to a respectable 36879 lines of code / 330 functions / 347 pages of documentation. Aside from a few improvements related to modeling (e.g., the '' |
- | As a follow-up to yesterday' | + | In particular, the '' |
- | ==== March 19th, 2020: News Version | + | Finally, there are now several functions in the package that facilitate the construction of the dataset for a meta-analysis more generally. The '' |
- | Just submitted a new version (2.4-0) to CRAN. This update was prompted by the upcoming change in R where the new default will be '' | + | If you come across any issues/ |
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