Table 5. Accuracy of the estimate of the base rate of success when correcting via multiple imputation by chained equations (MICE).

		Selection ratio (SR)
		.1	.2	.3	.4	.5	.6	.7	.8	.9
DRR, artificially dichotomous	ME	.07	.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01
	RMSE	.157	.120	.090	.066	.047	.034	.022	.014	.007
DRR, naturally dichotomous	ME	.07	.02	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01
	RMSE	.154	.111	.081	.059	.040	.028	.018	.011	.005
IRR, artificially dichotomous	ME	.07	.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01
	RMSE	.151	.113	.084	.061	.045	.031	.020	.012	.006
IRR, naturally dichotomous	ME	.08	.02	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01	<.01
	RMSE	.142	.108	.078	.054	.037	.026	.016	.010	.005

DRR is the direct range restriction, IRR is the indirect range restriction, ME is the mean error, and RMSE is the root mean square error.