Journal of Statistical Software · 2011 · 383 citations · 14 references
Public HealthBiostatisticsCategorical Data AnalysisData AnalyticsHealth Data ScienceHierarchical ModelingMissing Data ComputationMissing Data HandlingMissing Data ImputationMissing Data MethodsMultilevel ModelingCategorical Data RepresentationData ImputationImputation Model SpecificationMaximum Likelihood ImputationMultiple Imputation
Multiple imputation is becoming increasingly established as the leading practical approach to modelling partially observed data, under the assumption that the data are missing at random. However, many medical and social datasets are multilevel, and this structure should be reflected not only in the model of interest, but also in the imputation model. In particular, the imputation model should reflect the differences between level 1 variables and level 2 variables (which are constant across level 1 units). This led us to develop the <b>REALCOM-IMPUTE</b> software, which we describe in this article. This software performs multilevel multiple imputation, and handles ordinal and unordered categorical data appropriately. It is freely available on-line, and may be used either as a standalone package, or in conjunction with the multilevel software <b>MLwiN</b> or Stata.
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