| mnar | R Documentation |
mnar() presents the statistics from mar() and mcar(). If at least one
p-value in mar() is not significant, and the p-value in mcar() is
significant then the data is MNAR.
mnar(data)
data |
A data frame |
There exists no formal test for MNAR data. This function therefore
presents the statistics for the tests in mar() and mcar(). If the
results suggest the data is neither MAR nor MCAR, one can use process of
elimination to deduce that the data is MNAR.
A list:
mcar |
Results of Little's MCAR test |
mar |
Results of MAR test |
mnar(companydata)
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