A comparison of arm-based and contrast-based models for network meta-analysis
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- Network meta-analysis with individual participant-level data of time-to-event outcomes using Cox regression
- Network meta-analysis of time-to-event endpoints with individual participant data using restricted mean survival time regression
- Non-parametric Bayesian approach to multiple treatment comparisons in network meta-analysis with application to comparisons of anti-depressants
- One-stage individual participant data meta-analysis models for continuous and binary outcomes: comparison of treatment coding options and estimation methods
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