Perguntas com a marcação «regression-to-the-mean»

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Como executar a imputação de valores em um número muito grande de pontos de dados?

Eu tenho um conjunto de dados muito grande e faltam cerca de 5% de valores aleatórios. Essas variáveis ​​estão correlacionadas entre si. O exemplo a seguir do conjunto de dados R é apenas um exemplo de brinquedo com dados correlatos simulados. set.seed(123) # matrix of X variable xmat <-...

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