MICE

MICE

@amices.bsky.social

Home of the #RStats imputation package {mice}. Amices is a place for people interested in solving missing data problems. See https://amices.org & https://github.com/amices. Posts by @oberman.bsky.social

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What if you want to predict the missing values instead of doing inference with incomplete data?

Hanne Oberman@oberman.bsky.social

If you're not interested in the uncertainty due to missingness, then just use a non-Bayesian (or even non-stochastic) @amices.bsky.social method, like "norm.predict" or "pmm" with only 1 donor

"mice: the only method here that carries imputation uncertainty into the model. Use it whenever the output is an estimate, a confidence interval, or a p-value, the typical medical or epidemiological analysis. Ten years on, it is still the right default for inference."

MICE reposted

Cool stuff! Florian van Leeuwen and I implemented a prediction function in the #mice package that allows the incorporation of missing data uncertainty in a prediction interval. The `predict_mi()` function is available in the current development version: github.com/amices/mice #Rstats #statsky

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