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egouldo authored Jul 24, 2024
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data = effects_analysis)
return(mod)
}
#TODO I don't think we need the forest function plotting in this document
plot_forest <- function(data, intercept = TRUE, MA_mean = TRUE){
if(MA_mean == FALSE){
data <- filter(data, study_id != "overall")
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print(p)
}
#TODO I think we can delete this
plot_forest_2 <- function(data, intercept = TRUE, MA_mean = TRUE){
if(MA_mean == FALSE){
data <- filter(data, study_id != "overall")
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## Deviation scores as explained by the distinctiveness of variables in each analysis

### Effect Sizes $Z_r$ {#sec-sorensen-Zr}

### Out of sample predictions $y_i$ {#sec-sorensen-yi}

Given the convergence and singularity issues encountered with most other analyses, we also checked for convergence and singularity issues in models of deviation explained by Sorensen's similarity index for $y_i$ estimates (@tbl-deviation-similarity-convergence-singularity-yi).
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