A note on multiply robust predictive mean matching imputation with complex survey data
Sixia Chen, D. Haziza, Alex Stubblefield
2021.6.1Survey Methodology
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A novel predictive mean matching procedure is proposed for imputing complex survey data, allowing multiple outcome regression models to be specified and providing a multiply robust estimator.
Abstract
Predictive mean matching is a commonly used imputation procedure for addressing the problem of item nonrespone in surveys. The customary approach relies upon the specification of a single outcome regression model. In this note, we propose a novel predictive mean matching procedure that allows the user to specify multiple outcome regression models. The resulting estimator is multiply robust in the sense that it remains consistent if one of the specified outcome regression models is correctly specified. The results from a simulation study suggest that the proposed method performs well in terms of bias and efficiency.
Citation format
CHEN, Sixia; HAZIZA, D.; STUBBLEFIELD, Alex. A note on multiply robust predictive mean matching imputation with complex survey data. Survey Methodology, 2021, 47: 215–222.