Managing the Terror of Meta-Analyses
Summary For method folks, the picture tells the full story: z-curve can estimate the true mean of a set of heterogeneous studies better than the weight-function model because the weight function model makes unrealistic assumptions about the distribution of population effect sizes. Added bonus: z-curves estimates are related to actual studies, whereas the estimates of … Continue reading Managing the Terror of Meta-Analyses → The post Managing the Terror of Meta-Analyses first appeared on Replicability-Index.
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