Meta-Analysis Made Easy! Extract Data from PDFs with Free Tools| Learn Meta Analysis With Me|
Free Tools to Extract Meta-Analysis Data from Research PDFs + Learn Full Meta-Analysis (Bayesian & Classical)
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You’ll learn step-by-step how to:
🔹 Extract data tables and statistics from PDFs automatically
🔹 Convert graphs into usable numeric data
🔹 Prepare and visualize your extracted dataset in Tableau for quick insights
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Tools Featured in This Video:
Scholarcy → Summarize and extract study design, sample size, and key results
[https://www.scholarcy.com](https://www.scholarcy.com)
ExtractTable → Convert tables from PDFs to Excel/CSV instantly
[https://extracttable.com](https://extracttable.com)
PDFTables→ Automatically extract structured tables from research PDFs
[https://pdftables.com](https://pdftables.com)
WebPlotDigitizer (Open Source) → Extract numeric data from graphs, bar charts, or scatter plots
[https://apps.automeris.io/wpd/](https://apps.automeris.io/wpd/)
RobotReviewer (Open Source) Detect study design, bias, and RCT data automatically
[http://www.robotreviewer.net/](http://www.robotreviewer.net/)
Tableau (Free Public Version)→ Visualize, organize, and analyze your extracted meta-analysis data
[https://public.tableau.com](https://public.tableau.com)
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