Dear All,
I am Ph.D student at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand, I use your package to impute missing data assump MAR and MNAR. I don't have problem to impute under MAR, but I don't know how to impute MNAR. My MNAR data generate under IRT model(3-PL);
n<-500 ## number of examinee
I<-20 ## number of items
num.imp<-5 ##number of imputations
p.missing<-c(0.09, 0.01) #prob of missing
theta<-sort(rnorm(n,0,1)) #ability
a<-rnorm(I,0.5,0.1) #discrimination
b<-rnorm(I,0,1) #difficulty
c<-runif(I,0,0.25) #guess
Only item 1-4 have missing data. If the response to each items was a 1 (correct), the probability of missing for each items was 1%. If the
response was a 0 (incorrect), the probability of missing was 9%. Thus, the probability of missing each items was linked to the response of each items itself (an unknown characteristic in real missing data situations).
Could you please tell me function or how to impute data under my situation. I'am looking forward your advice.
Sincerely yours,
Kamontip Srihaset
Dear All,
I am Ph.D student at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand, I use your package to impute missing data assump MAR and MNAR. I don't have problem to impute under MAR, but I don't know how to impute MNAR. My MNAR data generate under IRT model(3-PL);
n<-500 ## number of examinee
I<-20 ## number of items
num.imp<-5 ##number of imputations
p.missing<-c(0.09, 0.01) #prob of missing
theta<-sort(rnorm(n,0,1)) #ability
a<-rnorm(I,0.5,0.1) #discrimination
b<-rnorm(I,0,1) #difficulty
c<-runif(I,0,0.25) #guess
Only item 1-4 have missing data. If the response to each items was a 1 (correct), the probability of missing for each items was 1%. If the
response was a 0 (incorrect), the probability of missing was 9%. Thus, the probability of missing each items was linked to the response of each items itself (an unknown characteristic in real missing data situations).
Could you please tell me function or how to impute data under my situation. I'am looking forward your advice.
Sincerely yours,
Kamontip Srihaset
Hi,
I am a new user of Amelia and have had all sort of problems. First I
don't seem able to save the session correctly which have meant I have to
reload the data from Stata again and again then add transformation.
That's quite frustrating! How do I get to save the session with all the
changes made?
Then I have the error code: 32. Which states: The options for
transformations are not mutually exclusive. One variable can only be
assigned one transformation. You have the same variable designated for
two transformations.
I don't understand which variables it means since I transformed each
variable once. Most of my variables are nominal and ordinal, one
squared, a few log and continuous. I have 2163 observations, 202
variables.
I appreciate any help in sorting this error. Thank you.
Best,
Esther
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Hi,
I am a new user of Amelia and have had all sort of problems. First I
don't seem able to save the session correctly which have meant I have to
reload the data from Stata again and again then add transformation.
That's quite frustrating! How do I get to save the session with all the
changes made?
Then I have the error code: 32. Which states: The options for
transformations are not mutually exclusive. One variable can only be
assigned one transformation. You have the same variable designated for
two transformations.
I don't understand which variables it means since I transformed each
variable once. Most of my variables are nominal and ordinal, one
squared, a few log and continuous. I have 2163 observations, 202
variables.
I appreciate any help in sorting this error. Thank you.
Best,
Esther
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