Hi all (and especially Frank),
I'm trying to use x=T, y=T in order to run a validated stepwise cox
regression in rsm, having multiply imputed using mice. I'm coding
model.max<-fit.mult.impute(baseform,cph,miced2,dated.sexrisk2,x=T,y=T)
baseform is
baseform<-Surv(si.age,si=="Yes")~ peer.press + copy.press + excited +
worried + intimate.friend + am.pill.times + info.parents + info.teacher +
info.sch.nurse + info.friends + info.media + info.clinic + info.gp +
info.fpa + info.chemist + nearer.clinic + uti + thrush + herpes + love +
strat(gender) + Own.space + ordered(Chat.Mother) + ordered(Chat.Father) +
ordered(Prts.interested) + ordered(Someone.stands.up.4u) + Thought.runaway +
as.numeric(Prts.know.location)+ pubty + partner + arguments + mfqc.total +
esteem.total + events.total + bmi
This gives the error message
Error in 1:n.impute : NA/NaN argument
In addition : Warning message:
In 1:n.impute : numerical expression has 130 elements: only the first used
:>
It doesn't seem to be a singularity problem, as the simple equation
model.test<-fit.mult.impute(Surv(si.age,si=="Yes")~peer.press,cph,miced2,dated.sexrisk2,x=T,y=T)
gives an identical message, and the code runs perfectly in either without
x=T, y=T
PS the dataset is 827 rows x 130 variables.
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