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  • JMP Security Notice: CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619

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ccasarav
Level I

Can I do a meta-analysis with jmp?

Can I do a meta-analysis with jmp?

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reeza
Level III

Re: Can I do a meta-analysis with jmp?

What are you defining as meta-analysis?

ccasarav
Level I

Re: Can I do a meta-analysis with jmp?

What I want to do is combine the results of several experiments. I have two groups (treated- non-treated), one measurable variable, and several experiments that I want to analyse together to determine if the treatment give rise to a significant difference in the measured variable.

reeza
Level III

Re: Can I do a meta-analysis with jmp?

I don't have it in front of me, but most of the analysis is standard statistics so I think you can do it. However, it doesn't have a "Meta Analysis" function by definition I think,

ccasarav
Level I

Re: Can I do a meta-analysis with jmp?

If I have 3 columns: "Measurable variable", Treatment and Experiment. Would you use a Fit model to analyse that? Giving the "Experiment" variable a Random effect in attributes? Would that be correct?

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