Dear all,
I had a basic question pertaining to meta-analysis of RCTs.
If we have ATEs and CIs of the same intervention from 10 different RCT studies (all standardized differences), how can we calculate the Expected ATE (standardized difference) for the 11th study which we are conducting? Is it merely a simple average of the 10 ATEs? or a weighted average? If it is weighted average, what will be the weights?
Thanks.
Related Posts with Meta-analysis of RCTs
zero-inflated (poisson) mediatorsHi, I am running a mediation which the mediator is zero-inflated poisson and the outcome variable is…
Analysis of rotating panel design data in StataHello everyone, I have a 9-year rotating panel design in which every year, one-ninth of the sample i…
What do the numbers in the box mean in the output of the estimates of SEM builderI used SEM builder to test some model. But I don't understand what the numbers in the boxes are afte…
Superimposing observed and predicted Weibull survivor function graphsHi I was wondering if there is a simple way to superimpose observed and fitted Weibull survivor func…
Looping through multiple strings for comparisonDear all, I would like to compare educational institutions of two workers and code a binary variabl…
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 Response to Meta-analysis of RCTs
Post a Comment