Random sample imputation
The purpose of this lesson is to explore a technique for imputing missing values called random sample imputation, which is suitable for both numerical and categorical variables. We will also explore its pros and cons and learn how to implement it in a few lines of code.
Definition
Random Sample Imputation is a method that extracts a random sample from the available observations of the variable and uses it to fill out the missing values randomly.
This method works with both numerical and categorical ...
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