Excel gets a bad rap (I suspect because of those horrible 3d graphs and inappropriate pie charts), but this is fairly easily accomplished in Excel charts. It simply takes knowing how to arrange elements on the chart. This example by Jon Peltier on how to make box plots in Excel can be very easily adapted to forest plots.
I want to graphically show the change in relative risk along with confidence limits over 17 years. Can I use a forest plot without meta-analysis because it will have the added advantage to tabula...
I'm tasked with producing a forest plot for a meta-analysis but I've only been given the risk ratio, sample size and confidence intervals of the necessary studies.
I am planning to use a simple forest plot to visualise the odds ratios for readers. However, because they are measured on different scales, the odds ratios for the continuous predictors look tiny in comparison to the odds ratios for the binary predictors (as an increase of 1 year of age of course leads to only a small increase in the ...
I'm struggling to create a forest plot that separates the average effects by outcome. I ran a multivariate mixed effects meta-analysis with 6 outcomes, with 49 studies (some studies have effect siz...
I am trying to combine 4 forest plots into 1 matrix type plot output with 2 columns and 2 rows. I have tried grid.arrange multiple times but I continue to get "only grobs allowed in list."...
I was wondering how the weight of each study is determined in a Forest Plot? Here is a theoretical example of weights appearing in a Forest Plot using the metafor package.
My plan is to tabulate the "n", "number of events", "HR" (exp (coef)), "lower .95" and "upper .95" to create a forest plot afterwards. But as you can see, my code is too tedious and too repetitive as the number of subsets increases.
Thus $10^ {-1}=0.1$ and $10 = 10^1$ equidistant and so are $0.5=10^ {-0.3}$ and $2=10^ {0.3}.$ Moreover, those latter values are 30% of the way along the axis towards the endpoints. Because, as the OP notes, the risk ratio is a difference in log odds, it is natural to plot these intervals on a log odds scale.
Forest plot to show results in a observational restrospective cohort study I have to present my study as a poster and, in order to make my results more visual, I thought it was a good idea to report them as a forest plot. However, it is ok to use a forest plot to report the ... data-visualization meta-analysis forest-plot user406570 43 asked ...
