Closed egouldo closed 2 months ago
Ok, these two subsections are definitely duplicate sections, but note that the text in both is different and so is the code.
Also, it seems that more than just 1 analysis was dropped from the euc data when only unpublishable removed, contrary to the following text:
For the Eucalytpus analyses, removing ‘unpublishable’ analyses meant dropping the outlier ‘Brooklyn-2-2-1’ which made a substantial difference to the amount of observerd deviation from the meta-analytic mean.
Thanks Tim, I think I was just relying on the two headers being under their respective sub-headers for the precise meaning of each sub-heading being conveyed. But it’s probably best to specify exactly what outputs these belong to, so I’ll update them.
Elliot.
On 1 Jun 2024, at 6:34 am, Tim Parker parkerth@whitman.edu wrote:
Note this redundancy between these two supplement sections
A.2.3 Post-hoc analysis: Exploring the effect of removing analyses with poor peer-review ratings on heterogeneity
B.1.1.2 Post-hoc analysis: Exploring the effect of removing analyses with poor peer-review ratings on heterogeneity