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The FCS method is also labeled the sequential regression algorithm (Raghunathan, et al. , 2001) in IVEware or the “chained equations” approach (van Buuren et al., 1999; Royston, 2005; Carlin, et al., 2008) in Stata and R. Broadly described, each of these algorithms is based on an iterative algorithm. Each iteration (t=1,…,T)
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