Approaches to the Аnalysis of Data with Nonresponse
Keywords:
nonresponse, missing data, methods of analysis of data with nonresponse, modelAbstract
The discrepancy between the need for analysis of non-response and a generalized information about the nature of a different kind of missing data are updated by the consideration of the basic methods of analysis of non-response in empirical social science research. Given that the non-response analysis methods have different mechanisms for their implementation, and are caused by the further analysis and interpretation of data, the researcher proposed to define a method for analyzing data from non-responses: either 1) remove the non-response and to implement procedures for data analysis, ignoring them, or fill in the blanks using a certain method; 2) simple or complex methods of data imputation; 3) weighing; 4) mathematical modeling. The study shows not only the classification methods, but compared the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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