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A Contingency-Table Model for Imputing Data Satisfying Analytic Constraints

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A Contingency-Table Model for Imputing Data Satisfying Analytic Constraints

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A Contingency-Table Model for Imputing Data Satisfying Analytic Constraints
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This paper describes a method for imputation in general contingency tables when the imputations are subject to both analytic (edit) constraints and probabilistic distributional constraints. The model extends edit ideas in Fellegi and Holt (1976) and Winkler and Chen (2002). The model extends missing-at-random imputation ideas in Little and Rubin (1987). Some of the ideas are related to Friedman (2001) and Thibaudeau and Winkler (2002).

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