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When the data present lack of information (gaps), i.e., are not complete. Hence, it is important to consider this feature when performing an analysis or test.
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Restricting a sample on a multiply imputed variable
Apologies if this is more of a statistical question.
I am currently dealing with a multiple imputation problem that I am attempting to address in Stata. After the imputation stage, I would like to e …
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