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Table 2: Simulation results for the complete-case MLE, the MLE, and the pseudo-conditional likelihood method. Here MAD, Emp. SE, Est. SE, Bias, B. Score, RMSE, and CP denote median absolute deviation, empirical standard error, estimated standard error, root mean squared error, bias, bias score, root mean squared error, and 95% coverage probability based on the Wald-type confidence intervals, respectively. The results were based on 2,000 runs. There were 2×3×5 = 30 disease subtypes. The model for the intercepts was misspecified. The missingness probabilities depended on the covariate. This is Scenario 2b. |