Problem with realcomimputeLoad in Stata

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ChrisCharlton
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Re: Problem with realcomimputeLoad in Stata

Post by ChrisCharlton »

Yes, this should be possible. To exclude one of the imputations you just have to add the imputations() options when calling mi estimate (see http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?mi_estimate). The value of this option would be the imputation numbers for all except the one that you wanted to exclude.
Chrisstei78
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Re: Problem with realcomimputeLoad in Stata

Post by Chrisstei78 »

Thanks!
ZwickMar
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Re: Problem with realcomimputeLoad in Stata

Post by ZwickMar »

Thanks Chris, that makes sense now.
Annieclov
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Re: Problem with realcomimputeLoad in Stata

Post by Annieclov »

Chrisstei78 wrote: Sat Aug 13, 2016 9:48 pm Thanks, Chris! This is silly mistake.

But since we are at it, when I try to fit my model I get this error message in Stata.

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However, I can estimate the models when I change the dependent variable.

Does that indicate something with the imputation of the main dependent variable went wrong? Can I simply ignore this with the commandv"esampvaryok"?

I imputed 10 datasets twice, with the same imputation model but different burn-in and iteration specifications. When I load them into Stata the result is the same.
I usually do same mistakes:(
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