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mi (version 0.06-5)

mi.info: Function to create information matrix for missing data imputation

Description

Produces matrix of information needed to impute the missing data. After the information is extracted user has the option of changing the default.

Usage

mi.info(data, threshhold  = 0.99999)
  ## S3 method for class 'mi.info':
print(x, \dots)
  ## S3 method for class 'mi.info':
show(object)

Arguments

data
dataframe or matrix of dataset with missing data coded as NAs.
threshhold
Threshhold value for correlation to be considered a problem.
x
An object of a class mi.info.
object
An object of a class mi.info.
...
Currently not used.

Value

  • infoinformation matrix llll{ -name: Name of variable -imp.order: Imputation Order -nmis: Number of missing -type: Type of variable -var.class: Class of input variable -level: Levels in the input varialbe -include: Include in the imputation process or not -is.ID: Is ID variable or not -all.missing: All observation missing or not -correlated: Correlated variables -determ.pred: Deterministic predictor -imp.formula: Imputation formula -params: Parameters for the imputation model -other: Currently not used }

References

Andrew Gelman and M. Grazia Pittau, A flexible program for missing-data imputation and model checking, Technical report, Columbia University, New York; Andrew Gelman and Jennifer Hill, Data Analysis Using Regression and Multilevel/Hierarchical Models, Cambridge University Press, 2007.

See Also

mi

Examples

Run this code
data(CHAIN)
  info.CHAIN <- mi.info(CHAIN)
  
  info.CHAIN$imp.order # imputation order
  
  info.CHAIN$imp.formula # imputation formula
  info.CHAIN[["age.W1"]]$imp.formula  #imputation formula for specific variable

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