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using R's amelia to deal with missing values

You could use th R program Amelia to impute numeric variables. We use 10 iterations to determine how to fill the missings. R needs some power and it might be necessary to make serveral rounds or use a bigger machine.

One idea is in order to find rules to elimiate missings, but of course they also could contain valuable informations and you want to preserve and interprete them.

The results of R's Amelia will be stored in a CSV file in the temp folder of the system. Shown are methods to determine the paths and give them to a CSV reader.

an article discussing various imputation methodshttps://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2016/03/tutorial-powerful-packages-imputing-missing-values/More on Amelia:http://fastml.com/impute-missing-values-with-amelia/ http://www.inside-r.org/packages/cran/Amelia/docs/amelia You could use th R program Amelia to impute numeric variables. We use 10 iterations to determine how to fill the missings.R needs some power and it might be necessary to make serveral rounds or use a bigger machine.One idea is in order to find rules to elimiate missings, but of course they also could contain valuable informations and youwant to preserve and interprete them.The results of R's Amelia will be stored in a CSV file in the temp folder of the system. Shown are methods to determine thepaths and give them to a CSV reader. select the variables you want toimpute and pass on the 'new_id'variable choose the number of iterations decide what to do with theremaining missing values transfer data to Rexecute the Amelia scriptset the number of iterationsm=10split 70 / 30p_003_missing_values.pmmltrain.tablefilter string variablesbring all string variablesinto one string to pass to Rdata_003_imputed_70.tablepass a variable to Rartificial new_idonly numeric variablesfilter the variables to beimputedfind your local pathsconstruct the amelia result file's CVS nameturn it into a variableread resultsamelia_imp.csvgroup new_idby Mean(other ideas are also possiblelike median)artificial new_idall not to be imputed variablesback togetherturn new_Id into a stringthe numeric variables notto be imputedimputed and not imputed variables are back together and will live happily ever ...data_003_imputed_30.tabletrain_003_imputed.tablecompute statisticshandle missing valuescompute statistics Table to R R To R Partitioning PMML Writer Table Reader Column Filter ExtractColumn Header Column Combiner Table Writer Table Row to Variable(deprecated) Java Snippet(simple) ReferenceColumn Filter Column Filter Extract ContextProperties Java Edit Variable Variable to TableRow (deprecated) String to URI URI to Port URI Port toVariable File Reader GroupBy Java Snippet(simple) Joiner Number To String(PMML) (deprecated) ReferenceColumn Filter Joiner Table Writer Table Writer statistics_before Missing Value RowID Column Filter Extract SystemProperties Merge Variables Table Column toVariable (deprecated) Column Filter statistics_after an article discussing various imputation methodshttps://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2016/03/tutorial-powerful-packages-imputing-missing-values/More on Amelia:http://fastml.com/impute-missing-values-with-amelia/ http://www.inside-r.org/packages/cran/Amelia/docs/amelia You could use th R program Amelia to impute numeric variables. We use 10 iterations to determine how to fill the missings.R needs some power and it might be necessary to make serveral rounds or use a bigger machine.One idea is in order to find rules to elimiate missings, but of course they also could contain valuable informations and youwant to preserve and interprete them.The results of R's Amelia will be stored in a CSV file in the temp folder of the system. Shown are methods to determine thepaths and give them to a CSV reader. select the variables you want toimpute and pass on the 'new_id'variable choose the number of iterations decide what to do with theremaining missing values transfer data to Rexecute the Amelia scriptset the number of iterationsm=10split 70 / 30p_003_missing_values.pmmltrain.tablefilter string variablesbring all string variablesinto one string to pass to Rdata_003_imputed_70.tablepass a variable to Rartificial new_idonly numeric variablesfilter the variables to beimputedfind your local pathsconstruct the amelia result file's CVS nameturn it into a variableread resultsamelia_imp.csvgroup new_idby Mean(other ideas are also possiblelike median)artificial new_idall not to be imputed variablesback togetherturn new_Id into a stringthe numeric variables notto be imputedimputed and not imputed variables are back together and will live happily ever ...data_003_imputed_30.tabletrain_003_imputed.tablecompute statisticshandle missing valuescompute statistics Table to R R To R Partitioning PMML Writer Table Reader Column Filter ExtractColumn Header Column Combiner Table Writer Table Row to Variable(deprecated) Java Snippet(simple) ReferenceColumn Filter Column Filter Extract ContextProperties Java Edit Variable Variable to TableRow (deprecated) String to URI URI to Port URI Port toVariable File Reader GroupBy Java Snippet(simple) Joiner Number To String(PMML) (deprecated) ReferenceColumn Filter Joiner Table Writer Table Writer statistics_before Missing Value RowID Column Filter Extract SystemProperties Merge Variables Table Column toVariable (deprecated) Column Filter statistics_after

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