At 09:03 PM 4/26/2009, [email protected] wrote:
Dear All,
I performed an ice command that generated 5-data sets (each n =
3,300). I followed up with a mim run (regress). I am using Stata 10. I
read the ice and mim command help files. It appears to me that I
cannot obtain an R^2 value for the overall mim run. It also seems to
me that I cannot perform any multivariate diagnostics for assumption
violations on that run of the data. Is this correct? I appreciate any
help. Thank you.
For diagnostic tests, I wonder how horrible it would be if you ran
them on the original data set, or else on one (or even all 5) of the
imputed data sets. My guess is that in most instances, the
diagnostic test doesn't have to be exactly right; it just has to put
you in the ballpark so you know if you need to tinker with your
analysis further.
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