Hello
I'm trying to do MICE imputation in Stata.
I have 17 variables in the analysis model and I have to include them all in the imputation model. This means that I would have to find multiple auxiliary variables since no one variable will correlate with all 17.
Is it okay to run the model without having auxiliary variables? I noticed that in the UCLA Stata multiple imputation manual, it says to identify auxiliary variables "if necessary"
Thanks
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