Meta analysis odds risk ratio correlation proportional mean difference forest funnel plot JAMOVI

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[geraldumeze]

Hi, thank you for this video. Do you have any guide for Response ratio meta analysis?

[amangoyal]

Can you do dichotomous varibale plot reporting in OR or RR instead of log OR/RR like revman does?