Category: Learning modules
This is the continued article of the interpretations for variable returns to scale (VRS) from the last article. However, this article is about the summary of peers and the rest of the analysis conducted for VRS-DEA (Data envelopment analysis).
DEA module, measuring returns to scale with deaAcquaintance with different methods of entering data in the software makes the task simpler. The manual data entry included entering the raw data for the dichotomous category for the study investigating one group.
CMA, CMA analysisThe previous article illustrated the manual data entry procedure to facilitate data analysis for performing meta-analysis in comprehensive meta analysis (CMA) application.
CMA, CMA analysis, result interpretationThe meta-analysis results involve basic summary statistics, forest plots and model statistics. Besides these, also funnel plot can be obtained to study publication bias amongst the studies in the analysis.
CMA, CMA analysis, result interpretationThis article helps in importing and loading data from other programs such as Ms-Excel. It will take up the case example of Cholecystitis and gallbladder carcinoma illustrated in manual data entry procedure.
CMA, CMA introductionFollowing the discussion on the significance of effect sizes, and selecting suitable data entry formats, this next step is to understand different software functionalities through appropriate case studies.
CMA, CMA analysisThe discussion surrounding meta analysis has effect size at the prime spot. It is the magnitude or size of an effect and usually refers to treatment effect in comprehensive meta analysis (CMA).
CMA, CMA analysisThe earlier article (Introduction to CMA) gave a brief overview of the various functionalities offered by the CMA software. This article acquaints the user with the procedure of selecting appropriate data entry formats.
CMA, CMA introduction