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Table 1.

Data input and network plotting functionality from NMA R packages gemtc, pcnetmeta and netmeta.

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Table 2.

Modeling options from NMA R packages gemtc, pcnetmeta and netmeta.

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Table 3.

Assumption checking and diagnostic testing functionality from NMA R packages gemtc, pcnetmeta and netmeta.

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Table 4.

Inference and reporting tools available from NMA R packages gemtc, pcnetmeta and netmeta.

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Figure 1.

Network plots created by R packages a) gemtc, b) pcnetmeta, and c) netmeta.

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Table 5.

List of Treatment Reference Numbers for Diabetes Data.

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Figure 2.

Inconsistency-detecting heat map function netheat from the netmeta package applied to the diabetes data set.

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Table 6.

Estimates of odds ratios and 95% credible or confidence intervals of treatment effects in Diabetes data by three R packages.

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Figure 3.

A forest plot of the estimates of odds ratios between each treatment and the reference placebo created using the gemtc R package and diabetes data.

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Figure 4.

A sample of the detailed comparison-wise forest plots available from the gemtc R package outlining odds ratio estimates from contributing studies, direct evidence and indirect evidence using treatments 5 (diuretic) and 6 (placebo) from the diabetes data.

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Figure 5.

A forest plot of the estimates of odds ratios between each treatment and the reference placebo created using the netmeta R package and diabetes data.

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Figure 6.

A confidence interval plot from the pcnetmeta R package displaying estimates of the event rates for all treatments in the diabetes dataset.

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Figure 7.

A density plot from the pcnetmeta R package displaying posterior densities for estimates of the event rates for all treatments in the diabetes dataset.

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Figure 8.

A rank plot created using the rankogram function from the gemtc R package applied to the diabetes dataset illustrating empirical probabilities that each treatment is ranked 1st through 6th (left to right).

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Table 7.

Rank probability matrix displaying estimated ranks of treatments from the Diabetes dataset obtained from the gemtc package.

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Table 8.

Estimated 1st rank probabilities of treatments from the Diabetes dataset obtained from the pcnetmeta package.

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