new function to preprocess data for meta analysis of proportions #46
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please review jointly with: mrc-ide/priority-pathogens#31 |
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| * Add filter_df_for_metaprop function | ||
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Same as above, I think this needs to be 1.1.3 as previous PR with 1.1.2 already exists
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Other than version numbers this looks good.
Can we please what with this PR + the priority pathogens PR until the current issues with the repo and conflicts have been resolved?
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roughly mirrors the function for meta analysis of means