Multiple Imputation of Missing Values in Household Data with Structural Zeros
Publication
, Journal Article
Akande, O; Reiter, J; Barrientos, A
Published in: Survey Methodology
We present an approach for imputation of missing items in multivariate categor- ical data nested within households. The approach relies on a latent class model that (i) allows for household-level and individual-level variables, (ii) ensures that impossible household configurations have zero probability in the model, and (iii) can preserve multivariate distributions both within households and across households. We present a Gibbs sampler for estimating the model and generating imputations. We also describe strategies for improving the compu- tational efficiency of the model estimation. We illustrate the performance of the approach with data that mimic the variables collected in typical population censuses.
Duke Scholars
Published In
Survey Methodology
ISSN
0714-0045
Publisher
Statistics Canada
Related Subject Headings
- Statistics & Probability
- 4905 Statistics
- 0104 Statistics
Citation
APA
Chicago
ICMJE
MLA
NLM
Akande, O., Reiter, J., & Barrientos, A. (n.d.). Multiple Imputation of Missing Values in Household Data with Structural Zeros (Accepted). Survey Methodology.
Akande, O., Jerome Reiter, and Andres Barrientos. “Multiple Imputation of Missing Values in Household Data with Structural Zeros (Accepted).” Survey Methodology, n.d.
Akande O, Reiter J, Barrientos A. Multiple Imputation of Missing Values in Household Data with Structural Zeros (Accepted). Survey Methodology.
Akande, O., et al. “Multiple Imputation of Missing Values in Household Data with Structural Zeros (Accepted).” Survey Methodology, Statistics Canada.
Akande O, Reiter J, Barrientos A. Multiple Imputation of Missing Values in Household Data with Structural Zeros (Accepted). Survey Methodology. Statistics Canada;
Published In
Survey Methodology
ISSN
0714-0045
Publisher
Statistics Canada
Related Subject Headings
- Statistics & Probability
- 4905 Statistics
- 0104 Statistics