Multiple Imputation of Missing data in Practice - Basic Theory and Analysis Strategies

The book Multiple Imputation of Missing Data in Practice - Basic Theory and Analysis Strategies is a recent piece of literature on multiple imputation methods. It constitutes a very complete contribution in the field, providing a methodological and applied point of view on the topic and facing several real situations in which imputation is non-negligible. The authors deal with a variety of complex problems, such as, among others, how to apply multiple imputation with survival, longitudinal and survey data, without losing rigor and making this book useful both for scientists and practitioners.