Open rubenarslan opened 4 years ago
That's a great idea. I'll see what I can do about that. Converting "mitml.list" to "mitml" may be difficult, because the "mitml.list" saves only the imputed data, whereas "mitml" includes model information, MCMC samples for model parameters, etc. But I suppose it would make sense to include with
and within
methods for "mitml" that don't require converting into a list first.
For converting to "mids", you can have a look at mice::as.mids
. This function can be used with any list of imputed data sets but also requires the original (incomplete) data. Unfortunately, because mice
depends on mitml
, I can't write methods for "mitml" or "mitml.list" objects that use as.mids
internally, because that would create a depency cycle.
For converting to "mids", you can have a look at
mice::as.mids
. This function can be used with any list of imputed data sets but also requires the original (incomplete) data. Unfortunately, becausemice
depends onmitml
, I can't write methods for "mitml" or "mitml.list" objects that useas.mids
internally, because that would create a depency cycle.
If needed, I think that one can use requireNamespace("mice")
for locally attaching the as.mids
function. `The mice
package must only appear as "Suggests", not "Imports".
It would sometimes be helpful to be able to switch back and forth between mitml.list, mitml, and mids objects. mitml.lists are most helpful for post-processing using dplyr, but many more out-of-the-box diagnostics can be used on mitml and mids objects.