Currently treatment_effects typically returns a list of length two, first element is the hypermean and the second element is hyper-SD. (For more complicated models this may change, but for the typical models we have now this holds.)
Add functions hypermean() and hypersd() which work like treatment_effects()[[1]] and [[2]] respectively, then change the package syntax (code of functions), documentation, examples etc. to make use of these shorthands.
treatment_effects should still work going forward and in some cases it makes more sense to keep it (e.g. if you want to use both [[1]] and [[2]])
Currently
treatment_effectstypically returns a list of length two, first element is the hypermean and the second element is hyper-SD. (For more complicated models this may change, but for the typical models we have now this holds.)Add functions
hypermean()andhypersd()which work liketreatment_effects()[[1]]and[[2]]respectively, then change the package syntax (code of functions), documentation, examples etc. to make use of these shorthands.treatment_effectsshould still work going forward and in some cases it makes more sense to keep it (e.g. if you want to use both [[1]] and [[2]])