Well, I think this is the first question to the group since list ownership 
changed.  I wonder how many people are signed up now?  It hasn't been a very 
active list for a long time.  Anyway, here is my question.

I have a dataset with multiple imputations.  It is from a five-arm GRT.  One 
arm is a control and the other four are active.  I want to test for variation 
in mean responses across the four active arms.  Proc Mixed will give me a test 
statistic based on each multiple imputation.  But how do I  combine these?

One of colleagues found something in the HLM manual that would suggest that the 
replicates of test statistics other than t-statistics are averaged with no 
attention paid to the variability among them.    Sound accurate about HLM?  Is 
that the best we can do?



David Judkins
Senior Statistician
Westat
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