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I am trying to simulate monotone and non-monotone missing data patterns on a repeated measures longitudinal dataset (with no missing values to begin with). For simplicity, lets assume 1000 observations (one record per subject), a group variable with 2 levels, with 4 repeated measures of an outcome variable.

 

https://blogs.sas.com/content/iml/2016/10/26/patterns-of-missing-data.html

 

I believe it's easy to simulate non-monotone missing data pattern using the example in the link above. And, in order to create monotone patterns, you can specify the patterns you need using a zero-one matrix and either use proc iml or data steps to get the end result.

 

I have the following questions - 

 

1. It would be helpful if someone can share a worked example/code out there that creates both monotone and non-monotone missing data patterns, and perhaps allows you to control the amount/rate of missing data for these different patterns.

2. Also, can we use a propensity score based model to create monotone missing data pattern for a dataset?

 

Any links/articles/code would be helpful.

 

Thanks!

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