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Marrissa et al,

I have asked the same question and have been directed to relevant (but too
technical) references. I have decided to use "R" in resampling beta and
normal distributions of continuous data. In short, I would *love* to see
some WinBUGS code for a mixture model and a hierarchical model on continuous
data with the corresponding data set. I learn best by reverse-engineering
examples. Sending me to book chapters is inefficient - for me.
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On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 8:01 AM, Marrissa Martyn-St James <[log in to unmask]
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> As part of a PhD I have undertaken a conventional weighted mean difference
> (WMD) meta-analysis of a continuous variable (absolute change from baseline
> to follow-up with SD) for several treatments (exercise types) on the outcome
> of interest.  I am now interested in undertaking a mixed treatment
> comparison of the data in WinBUGS.  I have some experience of running MTCs
> in WinBUGS through work, but have only undertaken analysis of dichotomous
> outcomes (ORs) using the free to download models from the University of
> Bristol website (http://www.bris.ac.uk/cobm/research/mpes/mtc.html).  I am
> not a statistician, and do not have experience to code my own model for
> continuous outcomes and wonder if these models might be downloadable from
> another site, or published elsewhere?
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