Dissecting multiple imputation from a multi-phase inference perspective: what happens when God's, imputer's and analyst's models are uncongenial? (Q4601241)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6826088
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6826088 |
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Dissecting multiple imputation from a multi-phase inference perspective: what happens when God’s, imputer’s and analyst’s models are uncongenial? (English)
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12 January 2018
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confidence validity
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data cleaning
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estimating equation decomposition
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incomplete data
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multi-phase inference
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pre-processing
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self-efficiency
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strong efficiency
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uncongeniality
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0.7795218825340271
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0.7784025073051453
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0.7633276581764221
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0.7595164179801941
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