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Nov 15, 2022 05:11 PM | Molly Rowlands
RE: Metaregression images interpretation for single study - and categorical variables
Originally posted by Lydia Fortea:
Hi,
I just wanted to quickly clarify: did you mean "results _0 correspond to the minimum value of the group", as opposed to "_1"?
Thanks!
Dear Molly,
Q1. When you are performing a meta-regression for one group the results _1 correspond to the minimum value of the group. _1 correspond to the maximum value of the group, and _1m0 would be the slope, the difference between the minimum and maximum. So you are right, in your interpretation.
Q2. Yes indeeed you can perform meta-regression with categorical variables. It is a good way to analyze it.
Kind regards,
Lydia
Q1. When you are performing a meta-regression for one group the results _1 correspond to the minimum value of the group. _1 correspond to the maximum value of the group, and _1m0 would be the slope, the difference between the minimum and maximum. So you are right, in your interpretation.
Q2. Yes indeeed you can perform meta-regression with categorical variables. It is a good way to analyze it.
Kind regards,
Lydia
Hi,
I just wanted to quickly clarify: did you mean "results _0 correspond to the minimum value of the group", as opposed to "_1"?
Thanks!
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