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Use this tag for questions involving multiple imputation, which refers to a set of stochastic imputation routines aimed at preserving the multivariate features of the data.
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multiple imputation and propensity scores
As I previously stated, instead of doing propensity matching it can be reasonable to use inverse probability of treatment weighting after missing data imputation.
Suitable Stata examples follow:
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Data imputation for meta analysis using mice package in R
Your question is very interesting.
My recommendation would be to go both ways and see whether you have substantial discrepancies.
Another reasonable approach would be to use multivariate meta-analysi …
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