In this paper we describe MIDAS: a SAS macro for multiple imputation using distance aided selection of donors which implements an iterative predictive mean matching hot-deck for imputing missing data. This is a flexible multiple imputation approach that can handle data in a variety of formats: continuous, ordinal, and scaled. Because the imputation models are implicit, it is not necessary to specify a parametric distribution for each variable to be imputed. MIDAS also allows the user to address the sensitivity of their inferences to different assumptions concerning the missing data mechanism. An example using MIDAS to impute missing data is presented and MIDAS is compared to existing missing data software
Missing data are a common problem in organizational research. Missing data can occur due to attritio...
Listwise or pairwise deletion as the method of handling missing data in multivariate data leads to l...
Missing data is a problem that many researchers face, particularly when using large surveys. Informa...
In this paper we describe MIDAS: a SAS macro for multiple imputation using distance aided selection ...
Multiple imputation provides a useful strategy for dealing with data sets that have missing values. ...
This paper outlines a strategy to validate multiple imputation methods. Rubin’s criteria for proper ...
Multiple imputation provides a useful strategy for dealing with data sets with missing values. Inste...
Missing outcome data are encountered in many clinical trials and public health studies and present c...
Missing data are an important practical problem in many applications of statistics, including social...
This paper introduces software packages for efficiently imputing missing data using deep learning me...
Multiple imputation (MI) is now well established as a flexible, general, method for the analysis of ...
Multiple imputation (MI) is increasingly used for handling missing data in medical research. The sta...
Owing to its practicality as well as strong inferential properties, multiple imputation has been inc...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhD (Statistics and Population Studies)The aim of this study is to look at the...
A practical guide to analysing partially observed data. Collecting, analysing and drawing inference...
Missing data are a common problem in organizational research. Missing data can occur due to attritio...
Listwise or pairwise deletion as the method of handling missing data in multivariate data leads to l...
Missing data is a problem that many researchers face, particularly when using large surveys. Informa...
In this paper we describe MIDAS: a SAS macro for multiple imputation using distance aided selection ...
Multiple imputation provides a useful strategy for dealing with data sets that have missing values. ...
This paper outlines a strategy to validate multiple imputation methods. Rubin’s criteria for proper ...
Multiple imputation provides a useful strategy for dealing with data sets with missing values. Inste...
Missing outcome data are encountered in many clinical trials and public health studies and present c...
Missing data are an important practical problem in many applications of statistics, including social...
This paper introduces software packages for efficiently imputing missing data using deep learning me...
Multiple imputation (MI) is now well established as a flexible, general, method for the analysis of ...
Multiple imputation (MI) is increasingly used for handling missing data in medical research. The sta...
Owing to its practicality as well as strong inferential properties, multiple imputation has been inc...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhD (Statistics and Population Studies)The aim of this study is to look at the...
A practical guide to analysing partially observed data. Collecting, analysing and drawing inference...
Missing data are a common problem in organizational research. Missing data can occur due to attritio...
Listwise or pairwise deletion as the method of handling missing data in multivariate data leads to l...
Missing data is a problem that many researchers face, particularly when using large surveys. Informa...