Write a List of Multiply Imputed Datasets
Writes a list of multiply imputed datasets.
write.datlist(datlist, name, include.varnames=TRUE, type="csv2", separate=TRUE, Mplus=FALSE, round=NULL, Rdata=TRUE, subdir=TRUE, ...)
datlist |
List of imputed datasets. Can also be an object of class
|
name |
Name of files to be saved |
include.varnames |
Logical indicating whether variables should be saved |
type |
File type of datasets to be saved, see |
separate |
Logical indicating whether imputed datasets should be written in separate files. |
Mplus |
Logical indicating whether files should be written for usage in Mplus software |
round |
Number of digits to round after decimal. The default is no rounding. |
Rdata |
Logical indicating whether |
subdir |
Logical indicating whether results should be written into a subdirectory. |
... |
Further arguments to be passed to |
See also mice::mids2mplus
,
mice::mids2spss
and
write.mice.imputation
for writing objects of class
mids
.
See also Amelia::write.amelia
for
writing imputed datasets in Amelia.
## Not run: ############################################################################# # EXAMPLE 1: Write data list imputed in mice ############################################################################# data(data.ma01) dat <- as.matrix(data.ma01) # start with empty imputation imp0 <- mice::mice( dat, maxit=0) # modify predictor matrix predM <- imp0$predictorMatrix predM[, c("idschool", "idstud" ) ] <- 0 # modify imputation method impMeth <- imp0$method impMeth[ impMeth=="pmm" ] <- "norm" # do imputations in mice imp <- mice::mice( dat, predictorMatrix=predM, method=impMeth, m=3, maxit=4 ) # write imputed data in format "csv2" and round after 4 digits write.datlist( datlist=imp, name="mice_imp_csv2", round=4 ) # write imputed data in R binary format write.datlist( datlist=imp, name="mice_imp_Rdata", type="Rdata") # write data for Mplus usage write.datlist( datlist=imp, name="mice_imp_Mplus", Mplus=TRUE, round=5) ## End(Not run)
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