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Robust variance estimation for multiple imputation using predictive mean matching or parametric imputation models
Multiple imputation (MI) is widely used for handling missing data in medical research, with variance commonly estimated using Rubin's rules (RR). RR is simple to apply, but under uncongeniality between the imputation and analysis procedures, its variance estimate can be either too small or too large
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