Hi everyone,
I have fit an imputation model for complex survey data that I am working
with.  I ran the imputation in Stata and have been doing the analysis in
Stata and Sudaan.

I am trying to understand what the issues are when analyzing a subsample of
multiply imputed data that varies in size across imputations.  The
subsample is based on an imputed variable thus the reason for the slight
variation across imputations is clear.  Stata warns that this situation
could "bias results" while Sudaan does not.  Does anyone have thoughts on
the implications of having estimation samples that vary across imputations
when using a complex survey design?  In both Stata and Sudaan, I am asking
for SE to be computed using a Taylor linearization method.
Thanks!
-L

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