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    • Applied research frequently encounters datasets with numerous variables and few cases.
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    • To develop a robust statistical framework capable of handling complex data structures common in applied research.
    • To offer an improved analytical solution compared to traditional methods for incomplete multivariate data.

    Main Methods:

    • A multivariate normal model is proposed, incorporating continuous variables and latent variables for binary data.
    • A parameter-extended Metropolis–Hastings algorithm is utilized for generating the covariance matrix of mixed data types.
    • Prior distribution families for unstructured covariance matrices are introduced to manage parameter space dimensionality.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed joint modeling approach demonstrated effectiveness in simulation settings.
    • Performance was compared against established methods: available-case analysis, rounding, and sequential regression.
    • The new method showed promise in addressing challenges of high-dimensional incomplete data.

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    • The developed joint modeling technique offers a viable solution for high-dimensional incomplete data with mixed variable types.
    • This approach provides a more comprehensive analysis framework than conventional methods.
    • The study contributes a valuable tool for researchers dealing with complex, incomplete datasets in applied fields.