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m.p.
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Hi,
I want to report confidence intervals for odds ratios. It's clear
that -MIFIT- is working with the underlying betas even when one uses the
logistic command. What STATA reports as the MI estimate for the odds
ratio is the exponentiated value of the betas averaged across the
imputations.
It makes more sense to me to transform the betas before the
averaging. My sense is that one should do all steps in the analyses
before implementing Rubin's rules.
Does this sound right? Can anyone make a counter-argument?
thanks
Michael
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