Re: st: Using mifit after ice to get imputed values

[Ilke UNDER <onurunder@gmail.com>]

Thanks Maarten,

Now, everything works fine, I get the regression results from mim. I
can even calculate the mean and get SEs for my dependent with missing
values. However, still cannot find a way to get the final imputed
values for my initial data set. I have tried different options with
mim, but couldn’t succeed. It should be quite simple to get my imputed
variable at this point?

Here is my syntax:

ice PS_INCOME PS_FEMALE PS_EMPLOYM PS_EDU PS_MARI PSAGE, saving
(IMP_income) boot cmd(PS_INCOME: mlogit) m(5)

use IMP_income, clear

mim: mlogit PS_INCOME PS_FEMALE PSAGE PS_EMPLOYM PS_EDU PS_MARI

Thanks for your time and interest,

Onur




On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 11:18 AM, Maarten buis <maartenbuis@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> --- On Fri, 16/7/10, Ilke UNDER wrote:
>> I am using Stata 10 to do multiple imputations with ice and
>> want to draw point estimates combining the imputations created by
>> ice. In a previous email (though it is 2006), it is advised to use
>> uvis, miset and mifit to get the imputed values for the initial data
>> set. Currently, I assume ice is more efficient since it also
>> allows using predictors with missing values and shortens the overall
>> procedure. But, I had problems using misplit (update for miset)
>> followed by mifit to get the final imputed values combining the multiple
>> imputations.
>
> A lot has changed since than. The prefered tool for combining estimates
> from imputed datasets with -ice- is now -mim- (-findit mim-). Also type
> -findit ice- to find the latest SJ articles on both -ice- and -mim-.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Maarten
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