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Handling Missing Data Using Multiple Imputation

Description

This course will cover the use of Stata to perform multiple-imputation analysis. Multiple imputation (MI) is a simulation-based technique for handling missing data. The course will provide a brief introduction to multiple imputation and will focus on how to perform MI in Stata using the mi command. The three stages of MI (imputation, complete-data analysis, and pooling) will be discussed in detail with accompanying Stata examples. Various imputation techniques will be discussed, including multivariate normal imputation (MVN) and multiple imputation using chained equations (MICE). Also, a number of examples demonstrating how to efficiently manage multiply imputed data within Stata will be provided. Linear and logistic regression analysis of multiply imputed data as well as several postestimation features will be presented.

Price: $1,295 Enroll now.

We offer a 15% discount for group enrollments of three or more participants. Please contact us at training@stata.com for details.

Course topics

  • Multiple-imputation overview
    • MI as a statistical procedure
    • Stages of MI: Imputation, analysis, and pooling
    • MI in Stata—the mi suite of commands
  • Imputation
    • Imputation techniques
    • Univariate imputation
    • Multivariate imputation
    • Checking the sensibility of imputations
  • Data management
    • Storing multiply imputed data
    • Importing existing multiply imputed data
    • Verification of multiply imputed data
    • Variable management (passive variables)
    • Merging, appending, and reshaping multiply imputed data
    • Exporting multiply imputed data to a non-Stata application
  • Estimation
    • Using mi estimate to perform the analysis and pooling stages of MI in one easy step
    • Estimating linear and nonlinear functions of coefficients
    • Testing linear and nonlinear hypotheses

Prerequisite

Working knowledge of Stata and standard statistical techniques, such as linear/logistic regression, is required for the interactive parts of the course. The overview of the concepts of multiple imputation will be presented software-free.

Next sessions

Currently, there are no scheduled sessions of this course.

Email training@stata.com to request to be notified of future training sessions.

Notes

Enrollment is limited. Computers with Stata installed are provided at all public training sessions. All training courses run from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM each day. A continental breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack will also be provided; the breakfast is available before the course begins. All participants are encouraged to bring a USB flash drive to all public training sessions; this is the safest and simplest way to save your work from the session.

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