Introduction to Meta-Analysis¶
Borenstein, M., Hedges, L. V., Higgins, J. P. T., & Rothstein, H. R. (2009). Introduction to Meta-Analysis. Wiley.
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- Bias
- Borenstein and colleagues (2009) show in their treatment of meta-analysis that pooling many studies sharpens precision relentlessly yet leaves any shared bias untouched, the clearest demonstration that the offset is structural rather than statistical accident.
This sourceTreatment of meta-analytic pooling showing that combining many studies sharpens precision relentlessly while leaving any shared bias untouched — evidence that the offset is structural rather than a statistical accident.
- Borenstein and colleagues (2009) show in their treatment of meta-analysis that pooling many studies sharpens precision relentlessly yet leaves any shared bias untouched, the clearest demonstration that the offset is structural rather than statistical accident.
- Precision Weighting
- … = \frac{\sum w_i \theta_i}{\sum w_i}$ with $w_i = 1/\sigma_i^2$, structurally identical to the Gaussian fusion above — a large trial dominates a small one in exact proportion to precision, which is why naively averaging trial results (equal weights) is wrong and drives the estimate toward the noisy small studies.
This sourceStandard reference deriving inverse-variance weighting for pooling effect sizes across studies.
- … = \frac{\sum w_i \theta_i}{\sum w_i}$ with $w_i = 1/\sigma_i^2$, structurally identical to the Gaussian fusion above — a large trial dominates a small one in exact proportion to precision, which is why naively averaging trial results (equal weights) is wrong and drives the estimate toward the noisy small studies.
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