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2006 Jun 10
1
issues with cifs mount
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2009 Mar 10
2
perform subgroup meta-analysis and create forest plot displaying subgroups
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subgroupC site2 0.36 0.04
#meta-analysis
A<-meta[c(1,2),]
B<-meta[c(3,4),]
C<-meta[c(5,6),]
Ameta<-meta.summaries(A$beta,A$se,method="fixed",logscale=TRUE,names=A$study)
Bmeta<-meta.summaries(B$beta,A$se,method="fixed",logscale=TRUE,names=B$study)
Cmeta<-meta.summaries(C$beta,A$se,method="fixed",logscale=TRUE,names=C$study)
list(summary(Ameta),summary(Bmeta),summary(Cmeta))
I get my output, but I'm not able to plot the three subgroups (A,B,C) on the same forest plot using any of the functions I see in rmeta. Any ideas?
Thanks,...