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Helen Chiappini,Gianfranco A. Ventoumption that (X., X.,..., X.) has a multivariate normal distribution and a sample of size . is available, where for . observation vectors all components are available, while for . = (.) observation vectors, the data on the last . components, (..,..,...,..), are missing.

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Myriam García-Olalla,Judith Cliftonependent variables .. and .. with missing values on x. only. A Monte Carlo study of observations generated from a trivariate normal distribution is performed. It is found that for a wide class of conditions, in the sense of mean squared error, the alternative method is superior to the method of line

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