R: A testing example for bivariate imputation

bitest {pan} | R Documentation

## A testing example for bivariate imputation

### Description

    From: Maria Valaste [mailto:maria.valaste@helsinki.fi]
    Sent: 10 December 2012 18:45
    To: Jing Hua Zhao
    Subject: RE: correction on previous email: Help for using R package PAN

    Dear Jing hua Zhao,

    Thank You very much! This was just what I intended.
    Of course you can include the example in the documentation. It's very good idea.

    Best regards,
    Maria Valaste

    Lainaus "Jing Hua Zhao" <JingHua.Zhao@mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk>:

    > Dear Maria,
    >
    > I just had time to try out your data/code; is this close to what you intend?
    >
    ...
    >
    > If you don't mind I could include your example in the documentation to
    > let others share your experiment.
    >
    > Best wishes,
    >
    >
    > Jing Hua
    >

    From: Maria Valaste
    [mailto:maria.valaste@helsinki.fi]
    Sent: 08 December 2012 19:09
    To: Jing Hua Zhao
    Subject: Help for using R package PAN

    Dear Jing hua Zhao,

    I'm trying to use R package PAN. For one Y variable I have managed succesfully to
    impute using package PAN. When I try to impute two Y variables, I have encountered a
    problem that I can't solve. Could please help me? I'm not expert on R program and
    I'm really desperate.

    I have R version 2.15.2 (Platform: x86_64-w64-mingw32/x64 (64-bit)). Below is code
    that I have tried to run for two Y variables. There also the error message (Error:
    subscript out of bounds). I also attach the test data below after the R code.

    Best regards,
    Maria Valaste
    University of Helsinki, Finland

### Usage

    data(bitest)

### Format

A data frame

### Source

Maria Valaste <maria.valaste@helsinki.fi>

[Package pan version 1.6 Index]