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Follow-up: My IT department clarified the exceptions in which they are interested: "a list of files/folders, executables, and/or services that they know need to be excluded from being scanned by the virus scanner" One additional question about the nature of this file: c:\users\sc014459\app...

We changed the version of our anti-virus program (McAfee) to one that does no on-box scanning. I'm still getting this message after running about 24 hours: Traceback (most recent call last): File "webtest.py", line 416, in go File "C:\StatJR\packages\Python_script.py", line 71, i...

Removing the underscores seems to have had the desired effect. My program ran for about 24 hours until it threw the error below. I had the same problem when I tried to run the example problem. It eventually ran, but I was never really clear what causes this error and how to fix it. One suggestion wa...

No missing values in my explanatory variables, but some of my variable names have underscores. Should I remove the underscores and use only alphanumeric characters in the variable names?

Follow-up: I'm not sure including my outcome as an explanatory variable is feasible, given the documentation. For now, I've included it only as a response in the MOI. I'm attempting to run a random intercept/random slope model. I get the error below. I'm not sure if it's because the program is not w...

If one reads the imputation literature, inclusion of the MOI outcome measure in the imputation model is suggested, either as a response (when incomplete), or explanatory (when complete) variable. I was able to successfully do this in REALCOM. I wanted to make sure that the 2LevelImpute template is w...

I'm interested in measuring how long it takes the 2LevelImpute template to run my data. What is the best way?

Understand. Appreciate your help.

Ok. That makes sense. A couple of other questions. Since I'm primarily a SAS and Stata programmer, I'm used to generating command files that I can save and run again at a later date. Is it possible to do the same by saving the input string? I see in the 2LevelImpute example that there is a procedure...

I'm trying to translate what I did in Realcom to Stat-JR using the 2LevelImpute template. My model is a 2 level model with all the variables at level one and location as the clustering variable. Outcome is binary and there are about 10-15 predictors in the MOI, depending on how I set things up. In t...