A note on reducing the bias of the approximate Bayesian bootstrap imputation variance estimator
降低近似贝叶斯 bootstrap 插补方差估计偏差的一则札记
Rubin & Schenker (1986) proposed the approximate Bayesian bootstrap, a two-stage resampling procedure, as a method of creating multiple imputations when missing data are ignorable. Kim (2002) showed that the multiple imputation variance estimator is biased for moderate sample sizes when this method is used. To reduce the bias, Kim (2002) proposed modifying the number of samples drawn at the first stage of the Bayesian bootstrap procedure. In this note, we suggest an…