What goes in the reproducibility package?

The per-arm dataset per outcome, the handling notes with cited conversion methods, and the machine-readable .json for Supplementary Data.

Do I need a template?

No; it maps your own columns and lists what it could not map.

Why does the reviewer want this?

It lets anyone recompute every pooled estimate from the reported arms.

Table 1 Data

Table 1 and the reproducibility supplement, from one spreadsheet

Table 1 is pure rework — and the methodological reviewer now asks for the per-arm dataset and cited conversion notes.

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You give

The extraction spreadsheet (.xlsx or .csv).

You get

Table 1 as .docx, the dataset as .json and .xlsx, and the handling notes as .md — ready for the supplementary material.

How it works

# Table 1
$ scopetools run table1-repro
Deterministic — no model.
It reads your extraction sheet, builds the study table, the per-outcome per-arm dataset (N/mean/SD or events/total), records every conversion and imputation with its reference (Wan, Luo, Hozo) and exports the dataset as .json and .xlsx.

Deterministic; from your extraction spreadsheet come four files: Table 1 (.docx), the per-outcome per-arm dataset (.xlsx plus a machine-readable .json) and handling notes that record every conversion and imputation with its reference (Wan, Luo, Hozo) — the package described as method in the supplementary material.

What it costs

5 credits per spreadsheet (US$0.25).

Charged only when it delivers — a failed run costs nothing.

Credits are shared across every MetaScope tool — buy once, spend anywhere.

Limits

Columns it cannot map are listed as warnings; fix the header and run again.

Frequently asked questions

What goes in the reproducibility package?: The per-arm dataset per outcome, the handling notes with cited conversion methods, and the machine-readable .json for Supplementary Data.
Do I need a template?: No; it maps your own columns and lists what it could not map.
Why does the reviewer want this?: It lets anyone recompute every pooled estimate from the reported arms.

Same spreadsheet, next table: the GRADE Summary of Findings — 5 credits.