KomentářeTomáš Havránek, Zuzana Iršová Havránková

A browser-based tool for correcting publication bias and p-hacking.

Zuzana HavránkováLinkedIn

A browser-based tool for correcting publication bias and p-hacking.

We built EasyMeta.org to make bias-corrected meta-analysis easier to run. Upload your dataset and benchmark your conclusions against modern corrections -- directly in your browser.

Why: Selective reporting can distort what enters the literature and how results are reported, but applying corrections often requires specialized software or a complex workflow.

What it offers:
• Bias corrections: MAIVE (our Nature Communications method) plus benchmarks like PET-PEESE.
• Robust inference: options for clustering and different data structures.
• Minimal setup: free, open, no installation, no coding.
• Reproducibility: export R code for the results you generate.

Swipe through the four slides to see the workflow.

Try it with your own data: 👉 easymeta.org (https://www.easymeta.org/)

With Pedro Bom, Tomas Havranek, Heiko Rachinger, and Petr Čala

#MetaAnalysis #OpenScience #ResearchMethods #Econometrics #Statistics

First slide of the EasyMeta walkthrough: “Seamless Meta-Analysis with MAIVE — adjust your data for publication bias, p-hacking, and spurious precision”, with buttons to upload data or run a demo.

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