Hey Gov2001,
Does anyone get a sense of what the relevant convex hull is when we
impute missing data? Is the relevant convex hull the convex hall that
arises from the entire set of imputed data, or is the crucial test if the
counterfactual lies within the convex hull of each the imputed data sets? What if a
counterfactual lies
outside of the convex hull in some data sets (or is extreme
by other measures) but is more reasonable in other imputed data sets?
Obviously this latter question will be more likely if there is a great
deal of variation between data sets.
Also, how long should the whatif command take on a data set of about 4000
observations?
Thanks and have a good night
Justin