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rmsb (version 1.1-1)

stackMI: Bayesian Model Fitting and Stacking for Multiple Imputation

Description

Runs an rmsb package Bayesian fitting function such as blrm separately for each completed dataset given a multiple imputation result such as one produced by Hmisc::aregImpute. Stacks the posterior draws and diagnostics across all imputations, and computes parameter summaries on the stacked posterior draws.

Usage

stackMI(
  formula,
  fitter,
  xtrans,
  data = NULL,
  n.impute = xtrans$n.impute,
  dtrans = NULL,
  derived = NULL,
  subset = NULL,
  refresh = 0,
  progress = if (refresh > 0) "stan-progress.txt" else "",
  file = NULL,
  ...
)

Value

an rmsb fit object with expanded posterior draws and diagnostics

Arguments

formula

a model formula

fitter

a Bayesian fitter

xtrans

an object created by transcan, aregImpute, or mice

data

data frame

n.impute

number of imputations to run, default is the number saved in xtrans

dtrans

see Hmisc::fit.mult.impute

derived

see Hmisc::fit.mult.impute

subset

an integer or logical vector specifying the subset of observations to fit

refresh

see rstan::sampling. The default is 0, indicating that no progress notes are output. If refresh > 0 and progress is not '', progress output will be appended to file progress. The default file name is 'stan-progress.txt'.

progress

see refresh. Defaults to '' if refresh = 0. Note: If running interactively but not under RStudio, rstan will open a browser window for monitoring progress.

file

optional file name in which to store results in RDS format. If file is given and it already exists, and none of the arguments to stackMI have changed since that fit, the fit object from file is immediately returned. So if the model, data, and imputations have not changed nothing needs to be computed.

...

arguments passed to fitter

Author

Frank Harrell