30 June 2017
Dealing with missing data in regression models
Most researchers in the social and behavioural sciences have encountered the problem of missing data: It seriously complicates the statistical analysis of data, and simply ignoring it is not a good strategy. A general and statistically valid technique to analyse incomplete data is multiple imputation, which is rapidly becoming the standard in social and behavioural science research.
Target group
Students, researchers, business professionals who need to develop good quality surveys and/or need to apply appropriate and up-to-date statistical methods. At the conclusion of the Summer School, participants will receive a certificate for each course and with the number of hours attended.
Course aim
The aim of this course is to enhance participants’ knowledge in imputation methodology, and to provide a flexible solution to their incomplete data problems. The course will outline a step-by-step approach toward creating high quality imputations, and provide guidelines how the results can be reported
Fee info
EUR 0: Several Fees; check the website