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Multiple imputation is increasingly regarded as the standard method to account for partially observed data, but most methods have been based on cross-sectional imputation algorithms. Recently, a new multiple-imputation method, the two fold fully conditional specification (FCS) method, was...
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Any analysis with incomplete data makes untestable assumptions about the missing data, and analysts are therefore urged to conduct sensitivity analyses. Ideally, a model is constructed containing a nonidentifiable parameter d, where d = 0 corresponds to the assumption made in the standard...
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In all industrialized societies health status in adults has been found to vary with social position. Attempts to explain this are usually grouped under headings of artefact, material, lifestyle and selective mobility of the healthiest. Such attempts have to date been unsuccessful in fully...
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A comprehensive range of user-written commands for meta-analysis is available in Stata and documented in detail in the recent book Meta-Analysis in Stata (Sterne, ed., 2009, [Stata Press]).The purpose of this session is to describe these commands, with a focus on recent developments and areas in...
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