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  1. A #ScopingReview on #MissingData reporting in observational studies that use #MultipleImputation for causal effect estimation:
    bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentra

    Informative read beyond the particular application.

    As a #NightshiftEditor I am still working more on the problem that most studies do not even report their sampling and take it for granted that complete-data only analyses are fine.

    As noted before 😉
    mastodon.social/deck/@jrboehnk

  2. A #ScopingReview on #MissingData reporting in observational studies that use #MultipleImputation for causal effect estimation:
    bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentra

    Informative read beyond the particular application.

    As a #NightshiftEditor I am still working more on the problem that most studies do not even report their sampling and take it for granted that complete-data only analyses are fine.

    As noted before 😉
    mastodon.social/deck/@jrboehnk

  3. A #ScopingReview on #MissingData reporting in observational studies that use #MultipleImputation for causal effect estimation:
    bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentra

    Informative read beyond the particular application.

    As a #NightshiftEditor I am still working more on the problem that most studies do not even report their sampling and take it for granted that complete-data only analyses are fine.

    As noted before 😉
    mastodon.social/deck/@jrboehnk

  4. A #ScopingReview on #MissingData reporting in observational studies that use #MultipleImputation for causal effect estimation:
    bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentra

    Informative read beyond the particular application.

    As a #NightshiftEditor I am still working more on the problem that most studies do not even report their sampling and take it for granted that complete-data only analyses are fine.

    As noted before 😉
    mastodon.social/deck/@jrboehnk

  5. A #ScopingReview on #MissingData reporting in observational studies that use #MultipleImputation for causal effect estimation:
    bmcmedresmethodol.biomedcentra

    Informative read beyond the particular application.

    As a #NightshiftEditor I am still working more on the problem that most studies do not even report their sampling and take it for granted that complete-data only analyses are fine.

    As noted before 😉
    mastodon.social/deck/@jrboehnk

  6. Just used #multipleimputation in #SPSS for the first time (used Stata and R before). It's not bad (I'd give it a B) and the reporting pooled estimates works well. That said (1) I had a terrible time imputing categorical variables and (2) skip patterns don't work well because I can't specify constraints to only impute certain variables for given values of another variable.

  7. Just used #multipleimputation in #SPSS for the first time (used Stata and R before). It's not bad (I'd give it a B) and the reporting pooled estimates works well. That said (1) I had a terrible time imputing categorical variables and (2) skip patterns don't work well because I can't specify constraints to only impute certain variables for given values of another variable.

  8. Just used #multipleimputation in #SPSS for the first time (used Stata and R before). It's not bad (I'd give it a B) and the reporting pooled estimates works well. That said (1) I had a terrible time imputing categorical variables and (2) skip patterns don't work well because I can't specify constraints to only impute certain variables for given values of another variable.

  9. Just used #multipleimputation in #SPSS for the first time (used Stata and R before). It's not bad (I'd give it a B) and the reporting pooled estimates works well. That said (1) I had a terrible time imputing categorical variables and (2) skip patterns don't work well because I can't specify constraints to only impute certain variables for given values of another variable.

  10. Just used #multipleimputation in #SPSS for the first time (used Stata and R before). It's not bad (I'd give it a B) and the reporting pooled estimates works well. That said (1) I had a terrible time imputing categorical variables and (2) skip patterns don't work well because I can't specify constraints to only impute certain variables for given values of another variable.