Bayesian inference is on the rise, partly because it allows researchers to quantify parameter uncertainty, evaluate evidence for competing hypotheses, incorporate model ambiguity, and seamlessly update knowledge as information accumulates. All of these advantages apply to the meta-analytic settings; however, advanced Bayesian meta-analytic methodology is often restricted to researchers with programming experience. In order to make these tools available to a wider audience, we implemented state-of-the-art Bayesian meta-analysis methods in the Meta-Analysis module of JASP, a free and open-source statistical software package (https://jasp-stats.org/). The module allows researchers to conduct Bayesian estimation, hypothesis testing, and model averaging with models such as meta-regression, multilevel meta-analysis, and publication bias adjusted meta-analysis. Results can be interpreted using forest plots, bubble plots, and estimated marginal means. This manuscript provides an overview of the Bayesian meta-analysis tools available in JASP and demonstrates how the software enables researchers of all technical backgrounds to perform advanced Bayesian meta-analysis.
Meta-Analysis with JASP, Part II: Bayesian Approaches
Frantivsek Bartovs,E. Wagenmakers
Published 2025 in Unknown venue
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