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psychmeta (version 2.3.4)

.heterogeneity: Computation of heterogeneity indices from meta-analytic results

Description

Computation of heterogeneity indices from meta-analytic results

Usage

.heterogeneity(mean_es, var_es, var_pre, var_res, var_e = NA,
  var_art = NA, wt_vec, N, k, es_vec, vare_vec, es_failsafe = NULL,
  conf_level = 0.95, es_type = "es", wt_type, ma_method, var_unbiased,
  var_res_ci_method)

Arguments

mean_es

The mean effect size.

var_es

The observed variances of effect sizes.

var_pre

The total predicted variance of effect sizes due to sampling error and other artifacts.

var_res

The estimated residual variance of effect sizes.

var_e

The predicted variance of effect sizes due to sampling error.

var_art

The predicted variance of effect sizes predicted from other artifacts.

wt_vec

The vector of weights used in the meta-analysis.

N

The total sample size of the meta-analysis.

k

The number of effect sizes included in the meta-analysis.

es_vec

The vector of effect sizes used in the meta-analysis.

vare_vec

The vector of sampling-error variances used in the meta-analysis.

es_failsafe

Failsafe value of the effect size for use in file-drawer analyses.

conf_level

Confidence level to define the width of the confidence interval (default = .95).

es_type

Name of effect-size type.

wt_type

Weighting method.

ma_method

What artifact correction method is used. Options are "bb", "ic", and "ad".

var_unbiased

Are variances calculated using the unbiased (`TRUE`) or maximum likelihood (`FALSE`) estimator?

var_res_ci_method

Method to use to estimate a confidence interval for `var_res`. See heterogeneity for details.

Value

A list of heterogeneity statistics.