Hello, I have a few questions regarding MI and various things.I have 3 questions
1)
Due to multiple imputation I cannot use tab, which makes 2 by 2 tables impossible. I was wondering, does this work though?
And I get 6 outputs, for each implicate and the original observation. Is this an acceptable use of tab with MI?
2)
I have a single outlier in my key variable that I wanted to look at. I tried to use lvr2plot, but it ididn't recognize the last regression, which was
So I am wondering, can I use lvr2plot with MI? If not, what could I use that is helpful and allowed?
Would cook's distnace be usable with MI?
Would this work?
3)
As far as this forum and online tools have told me, most use mi sum as descriptive statistics. What if I have a single variable that has sub variables within itself? For example labour status where the variable goes from 1-9? What could I use? Would it be possible to use this command?
Where the variable is laid over itself to give me the total of the sub populations?
1)
Due to multiple imputation I cannot use tab, which makes 2 by 2 tables impossible. I was wondering, does this work though?
Code:
forvalues j=0/5{
2.
. tab *_class if implicate==`j', cell nofreq
3.
. }
| gift_class
age_class | <1K <10K <100K 100K+ | Total
-----------+--------------------------------------------+----------
16-25 | 0.32 0.97 2.10 1.94 | 5.32
26-35 | 0.32 1.94 5.81 1.77 | 9.84
36-45 | 0.81 1.94 11.94 7.58 | 22.26
46-55 | 2.26 3.23 17.90 10.32 | 33.71
56-65 | 1.94 1.29 14.84 10.81 | 28.87
-----------+--------------------------------------------+----------
Total | 5.65 9.35 52.58 32.42 | 100.00
2)
I have a single outlier in my key variable that I wanted to look at. I tried to use lvr2plot, but it ididn't recognize the last regression, which was
Code:
mi estimate, esampvaryok: reg job_hours gift_received
Would cook's distnace be usable with MI?
Code:
predict cook, cooksd, if e(sample) . * predict e if e(sample), resid . * list gift_total e cook if cook>4/74
3)
As far as this forum and online tools have told me, most use mi sum as descriptive statistics. What if I have a single variable that has sub variables within itself? For example labour status where the variable goes from 1-9? What could I use? Would it be possible to use this command?
Code:
mi estimate, esampvaryok: total labour_status, over(labour_status)
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