Analyzing Your Data in HubMeta | HubMeta Tutorial #19 — Transcript
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- 0:15Welcome back to our final video in this
- 0:18series.
- 0:20I want to talk to you about our analysis
- 0:22page. What this page is something we
- 0:25have built based on request from our
- 0:28community of users. Many times they
- 0:31wanted us to share with them the codes
- 0:33that we use for our own analysis. And we
- 0:37decided to actually include this as a
- 0:40clean nice way of sharing our codes with
- 0:44you. This is an under construction page.
- 0:48We will keep adding more and more of our
- 0:51methods and codes here. So far we have
- 0:55two example codes here. But
- 0:59I will explain here how you can use
- 1:01this.
- 1:02First of all, let's say you want to run
- 1:04any custom analysis inside this. What
- 1:08this page is like an R studio page. If
- 1:12you have worked with R, if you have
- 1:14coded with R, you know that you have one
- 1:17place to select your environment. Those
- 1:20are the files that you include in your
- 1:23project or need to export.
- 1:25You have a place to write your actual
- 1:28code. This is the console view where the
- 1:32output of your analysis is shown. And
- 1:35then here, write your code and then
- 1:38click on play. And we will the code will
- 1:41run for you. It has certain formatting.
- 1:46Usual R code will work very nice here.
- 1:49You can get it from any AI or just write
- 1:54your own AI code or write your own R
- 1:57code. Very soon we will have this AI
- 2:00assist button working too, so that you
- 2:03can use this to write your AI code. But
- 2:06let me just give you an example from
- 2:09one of our analysis. What these analysis
- 2:12down here are are basically our custom
- 2:14analysis page, but we have an actual
- 2:18sample code here. But for each of them
- 2:21we have our actual sample code in it. In
- 2:24this one for example, for meta-analytic
- 2:27studies one of the things that we do is
- 2:29to calculate composite scores for cases
- 2:33where there is one construct and
- 2:35multiple measurements that are children
- 2:38of the same parent within one paper, and
- 2:41we want to calculate the composite
- 2:43effect. For that, we need to include a
- 2:46few files including an export of our
- 2:49taxonomy and a recent export of our data
- 2:54file. So, if we check these two, this
- 2:58analysis is now ready to run. So, if I
- 3:01click on play, this will send all of
- 3:04this data and our code to the R server
- 3:09we have running on Hub Meta. It will
- 3:12process this and you can see this shows
- 3:15the pipeline that is running on these
- 3:19496 papers to generate the data with
- 3:25composite scores in it.
- 3:28Let's give it a minute to finish its
- 3:30job.
- 3:35All right. Now we can see that the job
- 3:37is finished and it created the output
- 3:42files. If we see if we look at this
- 3:45console and down here you see the actual
- 3:49files that were generated through this
- 3:52and this one will be the one that I take
- 3:55out. So, it really depends on the R code
- 3:58that you have and the type of analysis
- 4:00you want, but this essentially gives you
- 4:03a complete platform to do analysis.
- 4:06We are constantly developing new
- 4:09techniques and new ways of doing things
- 4:11like in this one, it does meta-analytic
- 4:15correlation tables. We have developed
- 4:18new ways of data cleaning new ways of
- 4:21taxonomy, many different effect size
- 4:23tools. And this part which is on
- 4:26qualitative analysis, this is something
- 4:28that we have assembled a fantastic team
- 4:32who are qualitative researchers and and
- 4:35are helping us to build the qualitative
- 4:38analysis version for Hub Meta. Well, we
- 4:41hope that in the next 3 to 6 months, we
- 4:43will see an extension of Hub Meta into
- 4:47qualitative systematic reviews. Thank
- 4:49you for being with us in this new series
- 4:53of videos from Hub Meta. Please share
- 4:57with us if you have any questions, if
- 5:00you found an issue on Hub Meta, or if
- 5:03you had any suggestions for things that
- 5:05we can do better inside the platform to
- 5:08make it work better
- 5:09>> [music]
- 5:10>> for our open science mission.
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