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Selecting the number of imputed datasets when using multiple imputation for missing data and disclosure limitationREITER, Jerome P.Statistics & probability letters. 2008, Vol 78, Num 1, pp 15-20, issn 0167-7152, 6 p.Article

Comparison of Two Approaches for Handling Missing Covariates in Logistic RegressionPENG, Chao-Ying Joanne; JIN ZHU.Educational and psychological measurement. 2008, Vol 68, Num 1, pp 58-77, issn 0013-1644, 20 p.Article

The Use of Hot Deck Imputation to Compare Performance of Further Education CollegesPENNYL, Kay I; MOHAMMED ZEGHAM ASHRAF; DUFFY, John C et al.CIT. Journal of computing and information technology. 2007, Vol 15, Num 4, pp 313-318, issn 1330-1136, 6 p.Conference Paper

Analyzing weight loss intervention studies with missing data: Which methods should be used?BATTERHAM, Marijka J; TAPSELL, Linda C; CHARLTON, Karen E et al.Nutrition (Burbank, Los Angeles County, Calif.). 2013, Vol 29, Num 7-8, pp 1024-1029, issn 0899-9007, 6 p.Article

A Simple Method to Ensure Plausible Multiple Imputation for Continuous Multivariate DataHUSSAIN, Shakir; MOHAMMED, Mohammed A; SAYEED HAQUE, M et al.Communications in statistics. Simulation and computation. 2010, Vol 39, Num 8-10, pp 1779-1784, issn 0361-0918, 6 p.Article

Imputation of missing data when measuring physical activity by accelerometryCATELLIER, Diane J; HANNAN, Peter J; MURRAY, David M et al.Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 2005, Vol 37, Num 11, pp S555-S562, issn 0195-9131, SUPArticle

Gender differences in social service needs of transgender people = Différences de genre dans les besoins de service social despersonnes transsexuellesKENAGY, Gretchen P; HSIEH, Chang-Ming.Journal of social service research. 2005, Vol 31, Num 3, pp 1-21, issn 0148-8376, 21 p.Article

Multiple imputation for combining confidential data owned by two agenciesKOHNEN, Christine N; REITER, Jerome P.Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A. Statistics in society (Print). 2009, Vol 172, pp 511-528, issn 0964-1998, 18 p., 2Article

Characterizing Sources of Uncertainty in Item Response Theory Scale ScoresJI SEUNG YANG; HANSEN, Mark; LI CAI et al.Educational and psychological measurement. 2012, Vol 72, Num 2, pp 264-290, issn 0013-1644, 27 p.Article

The Impact of Missing Data on the Detection of Nonuniform Differential Item FunctioningHOLMES FINCH, W.Educational and psychological measurement. 2011, Vol 71, Num 4, pp 663-683, issn 0013-1644, 21 p.Article

The Effect of Auxiliary Variables and Multiple Imputation on Parameter Estimation in Confirmatory Factor AnalysisJIN EUN YOO.Educational and psychological measurement. 2009, Vol 69, Num 6, pp 929-947, issn 0013-1644, 19 p.Article

A latent class selection model for nonignorably missing dataJUNG, Hyekyung; SCHAFER, Joseph L; SEO, Byungtae et al.Computational statistics & data analysis. 2011, Vol 55, Num 1, pp 802-812, issn 0167-9473, 11 p.Article

Multiple imputation of missing values in a cancer mortality analysis with estimated exposure doseSARTORI, Nicola; SALVAN, Alberto; THOMASETH, Karl et al.Computational statistics & data analysis. 2005, Vol 49, Num 3, pp 937-953, issn 0167-9473, 17 p.Article

Comparison of missing value imputation methods for crop yield dataLOKUPITIYA, Ravindra S; LOKUPITIYA, Erandathie; PAUSTIAN, Keith et al.EnvironMetrics (London, Ont.). 2006, Vol 17, Num 4, pp 339-349, issn 1180-4009, 11 p.Article

Cultural Trait Transmission and Missing Data as Sources of Bias in Cross-Cultural Survey Research : Explanations of Polygyny Re-examinedDOW, Malcolm M; ANTHON EFF, E.Cross-cultural research. 2009, Vol 43, Num 2, pp 134-151, issn 1069-3971, 18 p.Article

A Multiple Imputation Approach to the Analysis of Current Status Data with the Additive Hazards ModelLING CHEN; JIANGUO SUN.Communications in statistics. Theory and methods. 2009, Vol 38, Num 6-7, pp 1009-1018, issn 0361-0926, 10 p.Article

A unified approach to linearization variance estimation from survey data after imputation for item nonresponseJAE KWANG KIM; RAO, J. N. K.Biometrika. 2009, Vol 96, Num 4, pp 917-932, issn 0006-3444, 16 p.Article

Much ado about nothing : A comparison of missing data methods and software to fit incomplete data regression modelsHORTON, Nicholas J; KLEINMAN, Ken P.The American statistician. 2007, Vol 61, Num 1, pp 79-90, issn 0003-1305, 12 p.Article

Significance tests for multi-component estimands from multiply imputed, synthetic microdataREITER, J. P.Journal of statistical planning and inference. 2005, Vol 131, Num 2, pp 365-377, issn 0378-3758, 13 p.Article

Multiple imputation : an alternative to top coding for statistical disclosure controlDI AN; LITTLE, Roderick J. A.Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A. Statistics in society (Print). 2007, Vol 170, pp 923-940, issn 0964-1998, 18 p., 4Article

Testing multivariate normality in incomplete data of small sample sizeMING TAN; FANG, Hong-Bin; TIAN, Guo-Liang et al.Journal of multivariate analysis. 2005, Vol 93, Num 1, pp 164-179, issn 0047-259X, 16 p.Article

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Analysis of Incomplete Data Using Inverse Probability Weighting and Doubly Robust EstimatorsVANSTEELANDT, Stijn; CARPENTER, James; KENWARD, Michael G et al.Methodology (Göttingen. Print). 2010, Vol 6, pp 37-48, issn 1614-1881, 12 p.Conference Paper

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