Rob,
My understanding is that both ICE and IVEware use
chained equations. An excellent paper appears in the
current issue of The American Statistician, Feb 2007,
Vol 61, #1, pp 79-90 by Horton & Kleinman--that
compares approaches and software.
SR Millis
--- kayhop666 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has any sensitivity analysis been conducted
> comparing
> the chained equations MI approaches of ICE and
> IVEWARE? I'm curious how these two approaches may
> differ under different circumstances. Any reference
> would be very much appreciated. Thanks much.
>
> Rob
>
>
>
>
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