Convenience functions for calculating BC-SMDs
This version includes several new convenience functions for pre-processing data and calculating between-case effect size estimates. It also includes updates to the built-in web app, as well as a few small bug fixes.
- New convenience functions:
- Added a convenience function
calc_BCSMD()for pre-processing data, fitting anlme()model, and calculatingg_mlm()all in one go. - Added a convenience function
default_times()for calculating default time-points for multiple baseline designs. - Added
batch_calc_BCSMD()function for calculating BC-SMD effect size estimates for multiple studies of the same design.
- Added a convenience function
- Changes to the shiny app:
- Fixed bug in shiny app that occurred when uploading a multiple baseline design or a treatment reversal design.
- Updated the layout of model output in the shiny app so that it is easier to read.
- Added
rclipboardpackage to the installation instruction of the shiny app. - Added Bryant et al. (2018) and Thiemann & Goldstein (2001) to the references in the shiny app.
- Updated the study design labels in example datasets for multiple baselines across participants.
- Changes to example datasets:
- Added the academic response outcome data from Lambert et al. (2006) to the package and the shiny app.
- Updated the Bryant et al. (2018) dataset using the group instead of school as the cluster variable.