Dear statalisters,
-meta- with the option forestplot is capable of producing great forest plots, which cannot be paralleled by any other Stata package I am aware of.
However, -meta- fails to generate high-resolution graphs when meta-analyses are large (i.e., many studies; > 70 estimates). When I save the graph as a tiff figure (or copy and paste it into LibreOffice/ Microsoft Office), the resolution is not good enough for publication. Here is an example:
Do you have any tip to increase the size of the graph, or augment its resolution? Are you aware of any new or updated command that could do the trick?
All the best,
Tiago
-meta- with the option forestplot is capable of producing great forest plots, which cannot be paralleled by any other Stata package I am aware of.
However, -meta- fails to generate high-resolution graphs when meta-analyses are large (i.e., many studies; > 70 estimates). When I save the graph as a tiff figure (or copy and paste it into LibreOffice/ Microsoft Office), the resolution is not good enough for publication. Here is an example:
Code:
clear set obs 85 gene es = rnormal(0,0.05) gene se = runiform(0.05,0.1) metan es se, textsize(320) meta set es se meta forestplot
All the best,
Tiago
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