[gov2001-l] setx() and sim() on Amelia datasets

Just to double check, when I run the setx() and then the sim() command on a dataset that is an mi()'ed version of Amelia datasets, is Zelig automatically creating the 1/m number of simulations from each constituent dataset and making the necessary mathematical corrections? As in such a case: Zelig.Imputed <- mi(out1,out2,out3,out4,out5) ruler <- seq(0,1,0.005) my.model <- zelig(dprotestmar.max4~dlprotestmar.max4+polity2l+provcont+eprovcont, model = "logit", data = Zelig.Imputed) x.out <- setx(my.model, provcont=ruler, eprovcont=3) s.out <- sim(my.model, x=x.out) Thanks! -Colin