Over a year of ADDIS development is summarized in the ADDIS project update. It summarizes the progress made in the past year, outlines future goals and gives an update on the personnel situation.
Also note that we recently updated our publications page with a number of new posters, presentation slides and Jing Zhao's master thesis.
We are happy to announce the release of ADDIS v0.10. In this release, we build upon meta-analysis and network meta-analysis, to perform multi-criteria benefit-risk analysis of alternative treatment options.
We are happy to announce MTC v0.4, the second release of our library for Mixed Treatment Comparison (network meta-analysis) model generation. It is the first software of it's kind, and can be used to generate correct parametrizations of (in)consistency models for both dichotomous and continuous outcomes.
We are happy to announce MTC v0.2, the first release of our library for Mixed Treatment Comparison (network meta-analysis) model generation. It is the first software of it's kind, and can be used to generate correct parametrizations of (in)consistency models for both dichotomous and continuous outcomes.
In addition, ADDIS v0.8.1 was released, now using the official release of the MTC library. The new version brings speed and memory usage improvements to network meta-analysis, and various improvements to the user interface.
We are happy to announce ADDIS v0.8. ADDIS v0.8 introduces network meta-analysis, making ADDIS the first software to offer automatic model generation for network meta-analysis. In addition, your ADDIS data can now be saved as XML, ensuring that you can still use it in future versions of ADDIS.
