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Challenges and strategies in analysis of missing data
In biomedical research, missing data are a common problem. The statistical literature to solve this problem is well developed but overly technical and complicated for health science researchers who are not experts in statistics or methodology. In this paper, we review available statistical methods for handling missing data and provide health science researchers with the means of understanding the importance of missing data in their own personal research, and the ability to use these methods given the available software.
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