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Forest plot and funnel plot variants for meta-analysis
Package metaviz
A compilation of functions to plot meta-analytic data using ‘ggplot2’. Currently allows to create forest plots, funnel plots, and many of their variants, such as rainforest plots, thick forest plots, additional evidence contour funnel plots, and sunset funnel plots. In addition, functionalities for visual inference with the funnel plot are provided.
Contact
Questions, ideas, criticism: [email protected].
History
Package metaviz version 0.1.0
- February 6, 2017 first release on CRAN: https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=metaviz
Package metaviz version 0.1.1 (not yet on CRAN)
- March 14, 2017: Added a new function for visual inference with
funnel plots:
funnelinf
. Also available as shiny app: https://metaviz.shinyapps.io/funnelinf_app/
Package metaviz version 0.1.1
- June 29, 2017: Version 0.1.1 submitted to CRAN
Package metaviz version 0.2
- March 16, 2018: Version 0.2 submitted to CRAN
- Greatly extended functionalities to create different types of forest
plots and to align tables with study-level or summary-level
information (
viz_forest
) - Added numerous funnel plot variants including additional evidence
contour funnel plots with the function
viz_funnel
.
Package metaviz version 0.3
- January 14, 2019: Version 0.3 submitted to CRAN
- Added a dedicated function for sunset (power-enhanced) funnel plots
(
viz_sunset
). Also available as shiny app: https://metaviz.shinyapps.io/sunset/
Package metaviz version 0.3.1
- April 7th, 2020: Version 0.3.1 submitted to CRAN
- Fixed problem of up-side-down funnel plots (
viz_funnel
,viz_sunset
,funnelinf
) with y_axis = “se”, which seemed to occur with newer versions of ggplot2 installed. - Function
viz_funnel
now allows to customize funnel plot contours for random effects models via thecontours_type
argument. - Changed behavior of
viz_forest
,viz_funnel
andviz_sunset
, such that when output of functionrma.uni
from package metafor is used as input, then themethod
argument is now extracted from therma.uni
object.