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  1. Final reminder: the Statistics Globe online course, "Missing Data Imputation in R," starts today!

    It would be great to see you in the course. If you’re interested, you can still register here: statisticsglobe.com/online-cou

    #imputation #bias #rstats #statistics #datascience

  2. The Statistics Globe online course, "Missing Data Imputation in R," starts tomorrow: statisticsglobe.com/online-cours...

    Two free modules:

    - Module 1: statisticsglobe.com/online-cours...

    - Module 4: statisticsglobe.com/online-cours...

    #rstats #statistics #datascience #missingdata #imputation

  3. Just a quick reminder that the early bird promotion for my upcoming online course Missing Data Imputation in R ends tomorrow, November 19.

    More info and registration: statisticsglobe.com/online-cou

    #missingdata #imputation #bias #datascience #rstats #statistics

  4. LIfBi + @destatis = Intensiver Austausch unter Statistikerinnen und Statistikern 📊 💻
    Bei einem Workshop zusammen mit der Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg ging es darum, wie mit fehlenden oder unplausiblen Werten in der amtlichen Statistik und in längsschnittlichen Erhebungen umgegangen werden kann.
    Danke für den Besuch in Bamberg!
    #Imputation #Coding #Statistik #Erhebungen #Kooperation

  5. Final reminder: the Statistics Globe online workshop, "Missing Data Imputation in R," starts in just 24 hours!

    It would be great if you also took part in the workshop. So if you are interested, please register now: statisticsglobe.com/online-wor

    Looking forward to seeing you there!

    Joachim

    #rstats #statistics #datascience #missingdata #imputation

  6. Only 3 days left until the start of the Statistics Globe online workshop, Missing Data Imputation in R.

    Kicking off on February 20, this workshop includes eight weekly live sessions, beginning with the basics of handling missing data and advancing to sophisticated imputation techniques in R.

    The workshop is limited to 15 participants, so enroll now to secure your spot.

    Learn more and sign up here: statisticsglobe.com/online-wor

    #rstats #statistics #datascience #missingdata #imputation

  7. New year, new learning format! I'm thrilled to announce the very first interactive online workshop ever conducted at Statistics Globe!

    The Topic: Missing Data Imputation in R

    Click here for more info about the workshop: statisticsglobe.com/online-wor

    #statistics #datascience #rstats #missingdata #imputation

  8. And it’s finally here 🥳 {resurface} my #rstats package for imputing missing genotype allele frequencies, such as those from pooled samples or populations. Stems from some scripts I wrote nearly 10 years ago, which I can now finally say is open. I hope to progressively add more imputation options.
    #imputation #genomics #genotyping #bioinformatics
    github.com/lpembleton/resurfac

  9. 1/🧵I’ve been developing some genotype allele frequency (AF) #imputation #rstat scripts. While my algorithm returns a low raw bias (RB) of 0.05 to 0.1, simply imputing with the meanAF gives slightly worse but largely similar RB values. I’m wanting to quantifying accuracy better because despite the similar RB values, I find meanAF imputation inferior.
    #genomics

  10. 'Nonparametric Copula Models for Multivariate, Mixed, and Missing Data', by Joseph Feldman, Daniel R. Kowal.

    jmlr.org/papers/v25/23-0495.ht

    #copula #imputation #missingness

  11. 'Semi-supervised Inference for Block-wise Missing Data without Imputation', by Shanshan Song, Yuanyuan Lin, Yong Zhou.

    jmlr.org/papers/v25/21-1504.ht

    #imputation #supervised #neuroimaging

  12. What model #statistics should one report after using multiple #imputation and #multilevel regressions, and how are they obtained? I'm using the #mice package in #rstats, and #lme4 on each imputed dataset. When pooling results, summary() yields what I need for each model term, but nothing for the whole model. If I didn't impute but deleted listwise, I would normally report AIC, BIC, Loglik. These are all in the mipo object, for each result for each imputed dataset, but they're not pooled. I'm sure I'm missing something here. Does anyone know an example article where such results are presented neatly?

  13. 'Surrogate Assisted Semi-supervised Inference for High Dimensional Risk Prediction', by Jue Hou, Zijian Guo, Tianxi Cai.

    jmlr.org/papers/v24/21-1075.ht

    #imputation #predictors #supervised

  14. Numerical Data Imputation for Multimodal Data Sets: A Probabilistic Nearest-Neighbor Kernel Densi...

    Florian Lalande, Kenji Doya

    Action editor: Pierre Alquier.

    openreview.net/forum?id=KqR3rg

    #imputation #multimodal #imputed

  15. 'Distributed Nonparametric Regression Imputation for Missing Response Problems with Large-scale Data', by Ruoyu Wang, Miaomiao Su, Qihua Wang.

    jmlr.org/papers/v24/21-0673.ht

    #imputation #nonparametric #semiparametric

  16. A Modulation Layer to Increase Neural Network Robustness Against Data Quality Issues

    Mohamed Abdelhack, Jiaming Zhang, Sandhya Tripathi et al.

    openreview.net/forum?id=MRLHN4

    #imputation #neuromodulation #layers

  17. Diffusion-based Time Series Imputation and Forecasting with Structured State Space Models

    Juan Lopez Alcaraz, Nils Strodthoff

    openreview.net/forum?id=hHiIbk

    #imputation #missingness #forecasting

  18. Trajectory data, eg mobility data, is often sparse and incomplete.
    To solve it, see our #newpaper: Multiple-level Point Embedding for Solving Human Trajectory Imputation with Prediction in ACM Trans.on Spatial Algorithms and Systems
    doi.acm.org?doi=3582427
    Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2301.04482

    #data #imputation #trajectory #timeseries #spatiotemporal #ML #attention

  19. #introduction I’m an economist studying firm dynamics, #productivity , aggregate productivity growth and measurement issues (such as #imputation) in #CensusData at the U.S. Census Bureau’s Center for Economic Studies. Misplaced Tar Heel.

  20. Numerical Data Imputation for Multimodal Data Sets: A Probabilistic Nearest-Neighbor Kernel Densi...

    Florian Lalande, Kenji Doya

    Action editor: Pierre Alquier.

    openreview.net/forum?id=KqR3rg

    #imputation #multimodal #imputed

  21. Numerical Data Imputation for Multimodal Data Sets: A Probabilistic Nearest-Neighbor Kernel Densi...

    Florian Lalande, Kenji Doya

    Action editor: Pierre Alquier.

    openreview.net/forum?id=KqR3rg

    #imputation #multimodal #imputed

  22. Numerical Data Imputation for Multimodal Data Sets: A Probabilistic Nearest-Neighbor Kernel Densi...

    Florian Lalande, Kenji Doya

    Action editor: Pierre Alquier.

    openreview.net/forum?id=KqR3rg

    #imputation #multimodal #imputed

  23. Numerical Data Imputation for Multimodal Data Sets: A Probabilistic Nearest-Neighbor Kernel Densi...

    Florian Lalande, Kenji Doya

    Action editor: Pierre Alquier.

    openreview.net/forum?id=KqR3rg

    #imputation #multimodal #imputed

  24. What model #statistics should one report after using multiple #imputation and #multilevel regressions, and how are they obtained? I'm using the #mice package in #rstats, and #lme4 on each imputed dataset. When pooling results, summary() yields what I need for each model term, but nothing for the whole model. If I didn't impute but deleted listwise, I would normally report AIC, BIC, Loglik. These are all in the mipo object, for each result for each imputed dataset, but they're not pooled. I'm sure I'm missing something here. Does anyone know an example article where such results are presented neatly?

  25. What model #statistics should one report after using multiple #imputation and #multilevel regressions, and how are they obtained? I'm using the #mice package in #rstats, and #lme4 on each imputed dataset. When pooling results, summary() yields what I need for each model term, but nothing for the whole model. If I didn't impute but deleted listwise, I would normally report AIC, BIC, Loglik. These are all in the mipo object, for each result for each imputed dataset, but they're not pooled. I'm sure I'm missing something here. Does anyone know an example article where such results are presented neatly?

  26. What model #statistics should one report after using multiple #imputation and #multilevel regressions, and how are they obtained? I'm using the #mice package in #rstats, and #lme4 on each imputed dataset. When pooling results, summary() yields what I need for each model term, but nothing for the whole model. If I didn't impute but deleted listwise, I would normally report AIC, BIC, Loglik. These are all in the mipo object, for each result for each imputed dataset, but they're not pooled. I'm sure I'm missing something here. Does anyone know an example article where such results are presented neatly?

  27. What model #statistics should one report after using multiple #imputation and #multilevel regressions, and how are they obtained? I'm using the #mice package in #rstats, and #lme4 on each imputed dataset. When pooling results, summary() yields what I need for each model term, but nothing for the whole model. If I didn't impute but deleted listwise, I would normally report AIC, BIC, Loglik. These are all in the mipo object, for each result for each imputed dataset, but they're not pooled. I'm sure I'm missing something here. Does anyone know an example article where such results are presented neatly?