Dear Ernesto
As far as I understand it MAVIS is an application which uses metafor to
perform the actual meta-analysis. I do not use MAVIS but if it gives you
access to the full range of metafor facilities then you have a range of
options with moderators. If MAVIS does not expose all of metafor for you
then you can always write the commands needed in metafor.
Unfortunately you posted in HTML so your data is unreadable, this is a
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On 01/12/2015 10:41, Ernesto Villarino wrote:
I am Ernesto, a Phd student from Bilbao working with climate related
plankton dynamics. I am trying to perform a MAVIS metanalysis (any other
meta techcnique to be applied in R) to see if there is a significant
difference between the moderators in my dataset. Is there any option to do
an ANOVA analysis using MAVIS among groups?
In the Moderator (subgroup) analysis we have one variable per study,
instead of having two (M1,M2).
*Study*
*Response variable*
*N*
*Moderator*
Study-01
-0.1111
8
Dispersing
Study-02
-0.2557
8
Dispersing
Study-03
0.06667
4
Zooplankton
Study-04
0.1956
5
Phytoplankton
Study-05
0.025
5
Phytoplankton
Study-06
0.7768
4
Phytoplankton
Study-07
0.3511
6
Dispersing
Study-08
-0.09821
6
Dispersing
Study-09
0.4286
3
NDL
Study-10
0.5638
7
Dispersing
…
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I appreciate your help,
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