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Missing Data
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With new software to help you figure it out
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Missing Data – Software, advice, and research on handling data with missing values Skip to content Open Menu Maximum likelihood Why maximum likelihood is better than multiple imputation Multiple imputation When multiple imputation is better than maximum likelihood How many imputations do you need? Contact Search Search for: Close Missing Data Software, advice, and research on handling data with missing values How many imputations do you need? by Paul von Hippel January 9, 2018 When using multiple imputation, you may wonder how many imputations you need. A simple answer is that more imputations are better. As you add more imputations, your estimates get more precise , meaning they have smaller standard errors. And your estimates get more replicable, meaning they would not change too much if you imputed the data again. There are limits, though. No matter how many imputations you use, multiple imputation estimates can never be more precise or replic...
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