Hello,
I use SAS 9.4 and I have a data set which has 7 variables: ID, a, b, c, d, e, f. There are some missing values for variables a-f. a, b and c are categorical variables and d, e, f are continuous variables. I tried the following way for the imputation phase but the missing values are still missing and not be imputed. Does anyone know the reason? Thank you!
proc mi data =have nimpute=100 out=want;
class a b c;
fcs discrim(a = b c d e f/classeffects=include);
fcs discrim(b = a c d e f/classeffects=include);
fcs discrim(c = a b d e f/classeffects=include);
var a b c d e f;
run;
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