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mice.impute.synthpop.Rd
The function allows to use a synthpop synthesizing method to be used
in the mice::mice
function of the mice package.
mice.impute.synthpop(y, ry, x, synthpop_fun="norm", synthpop_args=list(), proper=TRUE, ...)
y | Incomplete data vector of length |
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ry | Vector of missing data pattern ( |
x | Matrix ( |
synthpop_fun | Synthesizing method in the synthpop package |
synthpop_args | Function arguments of |
proper | Logical value specifying whether proper synthesis should be conducted. |
... | Further arguments to be passed |
A vector of length nmis=sum(!ry)
with imputed values.
See syn.mice
for using a mice imputation method in the
synthpop package.
See synthpop::syn
for generating synthetic datasets
with the synthpop package.
if (FALSE) { ############################################################################# # EXAMPLE 1: Imputation of NHANES data using the 'syn.normrank' method ############################################################################# library(synthpop) data(nhanes, package="mice") dat <- nhanes #* empty imputation imp0 <- mice::mice(dat, maxit=0) method <- imp0$method #* define synthpop method 'normrank' for variable 'chl' method["chl"] <- "synthpop" synthpop_fun <- list( chl="normrank" ) synthpop_args <- list( chl=list(smoothing="density") ) #* conduct imputation imp <- mice::mice(dat, method=method, m=1, maxit=3, synthpop_fun=synthpop_fun, synthpop_args=synthpop_args) summary(imp) }