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jinc
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Missing Values in Logistic Regression

Posted 03-20-2017 08:13 AM (1453 views)

Hello,

I have a dataset of 150000 observations and it has a variable named income out of which 29731 are missing for the variable income. What could be the possible way to deal with these missing values where the model is a logistic regression model. 

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Reeza
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Re: Missing Values in Logistic Regression

Posted 03-20-2017 09:17 AM (1429 views)  |   In reply to jinc

Imputation. 

Look at PROC MI. 

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