Hi there,

The 5 imputed datasets are actually contained in the DataImputed object and you can access each imputed dataset like so:

DataImputed$imputations[[1]]

DataImputed$imputations[[2]]

And so on. ameliabind() will merge the output of two amelia() calls into 1 so that if each had 5 imputed datasets, then the binded object will have 10.

Hope that helps!

Cheers,

Matt

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Matthew Blackwell

Assistant Professor of Government

Harvard University

url: http://www.mattblackwell.org

On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 1:14 AM, W. D. <WD@a7h.com> wrote:

If 5 sets of data are generated using a command like
this:

DataImputed <- amelia(x=GroupData,incheck=TRUE)

What would be the names of the 5 sets of data in order
to use ameliabind?

DataImputedAll <- ameliabind(set1?, set2?, set3?, set4?, set5?)

There seem to be a dearth of examples online.

Thanks for your help.

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