Want to meet "Mr. MICE" himself? Join our summer school 'Multiple Imputation in Practice' to meet Stef van Buuren and get hands-on training with {mice} #RStats
https://t.co/XGD4ZXOTtR
How to fairly evaluate imputation methods? @OkregK and @hioberman outline potential pitfalls for simulation studies and a proposed course of action in 'Toward a standardized evaluation of imputation methodology'
https://t.co/ZlQKXPpgnt
📢Still some seats available!📢
Get together with the mice development team in a 4-day course to learn about the state of the art in incomplete data analysis and imputation with mice
https://t.co/s3FDoHRrOU
Packages and search results on https://t.co/vudEyolAj4 now show the github stars, (transitive) dependencies / dependents pkg and an overall score of the pkg (similar to pagerank)
@GuyProchilo We're working on {shinymice}, an R package that offers interactive tools for the evaluation and imputation of incomplete data. A demo version of the web browser UI is available here https://t.co/ARD55VJbDI
Regular reminder that mean imputation may seems like a quick and easy fix for #MissingData, but it will underestimate the variance, disturb the relations between variables, and bias almost any estimate other than the mean.
https://t.co/wI0qJ6LcOD
All missing #data has the potential to bias any future research findings.
Take a look at this #SAGEMethodspace article for advice on how to illuminate the level of bias & assess the strength of results.
Access here: https://t.co/KbXjuzDvlO
Flexible Imputation of Missing Data (van Buuren, 2018) in the Statistics top five!
Did you know that you can also read the entire book for free at https://t.co/iCOj85RyKG?