Between-Study Variance Estimation is a statistical method used in Bayesian meta-analysis that quantifies the heterogeneity across studies by estimating the variance of effect sizes around a common mean, assuming a hierarchical model structure with predefined prior distributions.
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STATISTICAL ISSUES IN ECOLOGICAL META-ANALYSES
Jessica Gurevitch, Larry V. Hedges · Ecology · 1999 · 1K citations
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