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Re: st: ice and random-number seed
At 09:43 PM 8/21/2008, Medina, Tait Runnfeldt wrote:
I am unable to reproduce regression results using imputed data
generated via Royston's -ice- command, although I am using the
-seed- option. A comparison of a mock original and an attempted
replication, illustrating this problem, can be found in step #4 below.
I am using Stata version 10.1. The version of -ice- and -micombine-
being used can be found in step #5 below.
You might also try -mim- instead of -micombine-. I'm not sure why
both exist since Royston is an author of both, but my impression is
that -mim- is better. You may need to rename some of the vars
created by -ice-. -mim- is available on SSC.
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