Statistical Glossary
Missing Data Imputation:
“Imputing missing data” is a process by which the missing values in a data set are estimated from the remaining data, for the purpose of allowing statistical procedures to be performed on a complete data set. (Most statistical procedures fail if some values in a data set are missing; so the purpose of estimating the missing values is simply to get around this problem.)
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