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Plausible-Value Imputation Statistics for Detecting Item Misfit. [PDF]
When tests consist of a small number of items, the use of latent trait estimates for secondary analyses is problematic. One area in particular where latent trait estimates have been problematic is when testing for item misfit. This article explores the use of plausible-value imputations to lessen the severity of the inherent measurement unreliability ...
Chalmers RP, Ng V.
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PRED-LD: efficient imputation of GWAS summary statistics
Background Genome-wide association studies have identified connections between genetic variations and diseases, but they only examine a small portion of single nucleotide polymorphisms.
Georgios A. Manios +3 more
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New Trends in Evidence-based Statistics: Data Imputation Problems
The main reasons for omissions are: 1. Exclusion of the subject from the study due to non-compliance with study requirements; 2. The occurrence of an adverse event; 3. Missing result; 4. Lack of registration; 5.
N. V. Kovtun, A.-N. Ya. Fataliieva
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BackgroundImmunization Information Systems (IIS) and surveillance data are essential for public health interventions and programming; however, missing data are often a challenge, potentially introducing bias and impacting the accuracy of vaccine coverage
Sara Brown +5 more
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A Comprehensive Approach to Days’ Supply Estimation in a Real-World Prescription Database: Algorithm Development and Validation Study [PDF]
BackgroundFor accurate medication usage statistics and medication adherence calculations, we need to have an accurate days’ supply (DS) for each prescription.
Maria Malk +9 more
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Statistical inference with large‐scale trait imputation
Recently a nonparametric method called LS‐imputation has been proposed for large‐scale trait imputation based on a GWAS summary dataset and a large set of genotyped individuals. The imputed trait values, along with the genotypes, can be treated as an individual‐level dataset for downstream genetic analyses, including those that cannot be done with GWAS
Jingchen Ren, Wei Pan
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Missing observations in time series will distort the data characteristics, change the dataset expectations, high-order distances, and other statistics, and increase the difficulty of data analysis.
Yufan Qian +4 more
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Using machine learning to impute legal status of immigrants in the National Health Interview Survey
We describe a novel machine learning method of imputing legal status for immigrants using nationally representative survey data from the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) and the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS). K-nearest Neighbor
Simon A. Ruhnke +2 more
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CLUSTERING INCOMPLETE SPECTRAL DATA WITH ROBUST METHODS [PDF]
Missing value imputation is a common approach for preprocessing incomplete data sets. In case of data clustering, imputation methods may cause unexpected bias because they may change the underlying structure of the data.
S. Äyrämö +2 more
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RAISS: Robust and Accurate imputation from Summary Statistics [PDF]
AbstractMotivationMulti-trait analyses using public summary statistics from genome-wide association studies (GWAS) are becoming increasingly popular. A constraint of multi-trait methods is that they require complete summary data for all traits. While methods for the imputation of summary statistics exist, they lack precision for genetic variants with ...
Julienne, Hanna +3 more
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