Fig. 2From: Studying missingness in spinal cord injury data: challenges and impact of data imputationImputation methods ranked from lowest (1) to highest (9 or 10) metrics’ values when introducing missing data not at random in A. LEMS at outcome considered at week 52. B LEMS at outcome considered at week 26. C LEMS at baseline. For each subset (n = 500), missing data is introduced and imputed using all methods. Within each subset, imputation performance is compared between imputation methods and ranked from best performance (i.e., closest to 0 and ranked 1) to lowest performance (i.e., highest metric value and ranked 9 or 10). We display the proportion of subsets (out of 500) per rank and imputation method; LEMS: lower extremity motor score, MAE: mean absolute error, RMSE: root mean squared error, SVM: support vector machines, RBF: radial basis functionBack to article page