Plot small-study effects analysis

plot_small_study_effects(x, save = FALSE, path, format = ".png")

Arguments

x	an object of class meta
save	A boolean to indicate whether to save the plot to disk.
path	Path to write to. It has to be a character string indicating the path and file name (without the extension). For example, `~/Documents/small_study_effects` will save `small_study_effects.png` to the `Documents` folder.
format	The file extension that you want to save the plot to. Only `.png`, is supported.

Value

a plot.

Examples

# Perform meta-analysis on VO2max
results <- perform_meta(endpoint = "VO2max")
#> ──────────────────────────  * VO2max meta-analysis *  ──────────────────────────
#> ✔ 'Overall'
#> ✔       └─ Performing meta-analysis
#> ✔       └─ Performing sensitivity analysis
#> ✔                └─ Meta-analysis results are robust! Keep going!
#> ✔ Performing meta-analysis and meta-regression on the Population subgroup
#> ✔ Performing meta-analysis and meta-regression on the Age subgroup
#> ✔ Performing meta-analysis and meta-regression on the Training Duration subgroup
#> ✔ Performing meta-analysis and meta-regression on the Men Ratio subgroup
#> ✔ Performing meta-analysis and meta-regression on the Type of Exercise subgroup
#> ✔ Performing meta-analysis and meta-regression on the Baseline subgroup
#> ✔ Performing meta-analysis and meta-regression on the Type of HIIE subgroup
#> ──────────────────────────────────  * DONE *  ──────────────────────────────────

# Plot small-study effects results
results$meta_analysis$Overall %>%
   plot_small_study_effects()