Multiple Imputation Using Stata

This workshop has sessions on multiple days. You should plan to attend all the sessions.

Multiple Imputation Using Stata is a practical guide to Stata's implementation of Multiple Imputation by Chained Equations (MICE). We'll discuss issues to consider when deciding whether to use MICE, creating imputation models that will lead to valid estimates, the process of imputing, managing imputed data, and estimation using imputed data.

The material covered in this course is available online in the SSCC's Knowledge Base as the article series Multiple Imputation in Stata.

To benefit from this class you'll need a solid working knowledge of Stata usage and syntax, such as that provided by our Introduction to Stata class or article series, plus familiarity with regression analysis in Stata (Stata Regression Fundamentals could get you started). You should also have a basic understanding of what multiple imputation is. The class will focus on the practical issues that arise in using multiple imputation rather than the theory behind it, though the two are, of course, linked.

This course will be taught via video chat rather than in person.

Instructor: Dimond
Room: Virtual
Dates: 10/25, 11/1, 11/8
Time: 10:30 - 11:45
Semester: fall21