Missing data present a perennial challenge in scientific research, potentially undermining the validity of conclusions if not addressed rigorously. The analysis of missing data encompasses a broad ...

Purpose Missing data are a well-known and widely documented problem in cost-effectiveness analyses alongside clinical trials using individual patient-level data. Current methodological research ...

Missing data are nearly always a problem in research, and missing values represent a serious threat to the validity of inferences drawn from findings. Increasingly, social science researchers are ...

Data is almost always incomplete. Patients drop out of clinical trials and survey respondents skip questions; schools fail to report scores, and governments ignore elements of their economies. When ...

Missing data threaten the validity of many clinical trials. In this issue of the Journal, the members of an expert panel convened by the National Research Council (NRC) provide recommendations ...

In finance, data is often incomplete because the data is unavailable, inapplicable or unreported. Unfortunately, many classical data analysis techniques — for instance, linear regression — cannot ...

Missing data can plague researchers in many scenarios, arising from incomplete surveys, experimental objects broken or destroyed, or data collection/computational errors. This short course will ...