Why analysts choose Statistico
Instead of isolated statistical outputs, Statistico keeps every stage of Meta-Analysis connected — without leaving the analytical workflow.
From study rows to statistical reasoning — this is Interactive Statistical Computing, not a sequence of static outputs.
What the module provides
One synthesis. Connected views.
Click a stage to inspect it — each view stays inside the same pooled analysis, so there's no re-running the meta-analysis to move between them.
meta-analysis-summary.webpSummary
Start with the pooled effect, confidence interval, and model choice in one opening narrative.
meta-analysis-forest.webpForest Plot
See each study’s effect, confidence interval, and weight beside the pooled diamond.
meta-analysis-heterogeneity.webpHeterogeneity
Inspect I², Q, and τ² so between-study variation is visible before you report a single number.
meta-analysis-bias.webpSmall-study Effects
Review the funnel plot and Egger’s regression for funnel asymmetry and small-study skew.
meta-analysis-studies.webpStudy Details
Audit study-level rows, weights, and sensitivity notes from the Active Range.
meta-analysis-ai.webpAI Interpretation
Plain-language summary of the pooled effect, heterogeneity, and bias checks — see the caution below.
Study effects stay in one synthesis story
Switching fixed versus random effects updates the pooled estimate, forest weights, and heterogeneity together, so model choice remains visible rather than buried in a separate printout.
meta-analysis-forest.webpAssess heterogeneity and small-study effects
I² / Q, the funnel plot, and Egger’s test sit alongside the pooled estimate so consistency and bias checks are inspectable before reporting.
Move from pooled estimate to study-level rows
Study Details keeps weights, effects, and source rows tied to the same synthesis, so audit and leave-one-out checks do not restart the workflow.
Interpretation within the analytical workflow
Statistico's AI-assisted assessment summarizes the pooled effect, heterogeneity, and small-study findings from the same meta-analysis output already in the workspace.
Built for analysts who already know the method
Excel remains the working data environment.
Statistical outputs remain visible and inspectable.
Interaction supports analysis rather than hiding it.