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๐ฃ New paper! #openaccess
Multilevel network meta-regression combines individual patient data and aggregate data in one network, adjusting for differences in effect modifiers between studies, whilst avoiding aggregation bias
https://t.co/5aBsXszbn4
๐ฃ multinma update v0.7.1 on CRAN
* New marginal_effects() function for computing marginal relative effects
* Progress bars for long operations
* trt_ref argument to predict() has been renamed to baseline_ref for consistency
* Bug fixes
Full details ๐https://t.co/abYabQCvKS
The marginal_effects() function wraps predict() to create differences or ratios of absolute predictions.
For example:
* risk differences/ratios from an analysis of log odds ratios
* marginal differences in RMST or time-varying marginal hazard ratios from a survival analysis
multinma is back on CRAN ๐
Stan has been patched to fix the memory allocation bug
This release (v0.6.1) also includes a bugfix for piecewise exponential hazards models - changelog here ๐
https://t.co/abYabQCvKS
Binaries will be built by CRAN over the next few days
PSA: multinma is temporarily unavailable from CRAN
A small memory allocation bug in Stan tripped some additional CRAN checks, which needs to be patched by rstan.
multinma is still fully functional and passes all tests. In the meantime:
multinma will be back on CRAN as soon as rstan is patched - or sooner if CRAN respond to my emails requesting reinstatement!
More details on the memory allocation bug here ๐ https://t.co/ol5DHLDNX2
multinma is back on CRAN ๐
Stan has been patched to fix the memory allocation bug
This release (v0.6.1) also includes a bugfix for piecewise exponential hazards models - changelog here ๐
https://t.co/abYabQCvKS
Binaries will be built by CRAN over the next few days
PSA: multinma is temporarily unavailable from CRAN
A small memory allocation bug in Stan tripped some additional CRAN checks, which needs to be patched by rstan.
multinma is still fully functional and passes all tests. In the meantime:
@AbhirupDut9869 Hi Abhirup, CRAN has temporarily archived it due to a small memory allocation bug in stan (beyond my control to fix). Once stan is patched it will be back up ๐
https://t.co/4UHJPzfgig
PSA: multinma is temporarily unavailable from CRAN
A small memory allocation bug in Stan tripped some additional CRAN checks, which needs to be patched by rstan.
multinma is still fully functional and passes all tests. In the meantime:
๐ฃmultinma v0.6.0 update on CRAN
Major new features (details below):
- Survival analysis
- Automatic integration convergence checking (faster models!)
Plus other improvements and bugfixes
Full changelog ๐https://t.co/VzqTobNpSz
Survival analysis with multilevel network meta-regression? Yes please!
New preprint extending ML-NMR to likelihoods of any form, including for survival analysis. Accompanied by a new multinma release v0.6.0, which is on CRAN now.
https://t.co/OkbqFAWyuh
Automatic checking of integration error for ML-NMR:
- Checks sufficient number of integration points within a single model run
- Gives nice warnings if action is required
- Much lower default n_int=64 (previously 1000!) means much faster models!
Survival analysis with multilevel network meta-regression? Yes please!
New preprint extending ML-NMR to likelihoods of any form, including for survival analysis. Accompanied by a new multinma release v0.6.0, which is on CRAN now.
https://t.co/OkbqFAWyuh
More nuggets in this paper:
- A new algorithm for automatic convergence checking for numerical integration ๐ fewer integration samples needed, nice warnings, MUCH faster ML-NMR models
- M-spline baseline hazard model with a novel random walk shrinkage prior ๐