The script uses the internal `sashelp.heart` dataset from the SASHELP library.
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PROC PRINT
Explanation : This block uses PROC PRINT to display the first 10 observations of the `sashelp.heart` dataset. This allows for a quick check of the data structure and content before the imputation analysis.
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proc print data=sashelp.heart(obs=10);
run;
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PROC PRINTDATA=sashelp.heart(obs=10);
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RUN;
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ODS
Explanation : This block configures the Output Delivery System (ODS). It selects specific output objects (`MissPattern`, `Flux`, `FluxPlot`, `Corr`) that will be generated by the MI procedure, and enables ODS graphics, allowing for the creation of visualizations thereafter.
Explanation : This block executes the multiple imputation procedure (PROC MI). It is applied to the `sashelp.heart` dataset. The options `simple flux nimpute=0 displaypattern=nomeans` are used to analyze missing data patterns (`simple`), specify the flux imputation method (`flux`), but without generating imputations (`nimpute=0`), and display the missing data pattern without means (`displaypattern=nomeans`). `class _character_` declares all character variables as class variables, `var _all_` includes all variables in the analysis, and `fcs` specifies the use of the 'Fully Conditional Specification' method for imputation.
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proc mi data=sashelp.heart simple flux nimpute=0
displaypattern=nomeans;
class _character_;
var _all_;
fcs;
run;
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PROC MIDATA=sashelp.heart SIMPLE flux nimpute=0
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displaypattern=nomeans;
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class _character_;
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var _all_;
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fcs;
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RUN;
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