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Pooling Methods for Likelihood Ratio Tests in Multiply Imputed Data Sets

delete2023-10-01
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Simon Grund
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Oliver Lüdtke
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Alexander Robitzsch
DOI：10.1037/met0000556delete
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Likelihood ratio tests (LRTs) are a popular tool for comparing statistical models. However, missing data are also common in empirical research, and multiple imputation (MI) is often used to deal with them. In multiply imputed data, there are multiple options for conducting LRTs, and new methods are still being proposed. In this article, we compare all available methods in multiple simulations covering applications in linear regression, generalized linear models, and structural equation modeling. In addition, we implemented these methods in an R package, and we illustrate its application in an example analysis concerned with the investigation of measurement invariance.
Keywords:
missing data
multiple imputation
model comparison
likelihood ratio test

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Psychological Methods cover
Psychological Methods
IF:
7.8
Papers:
1.3K
Citations:
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