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# shinymice

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This repository serves the development of `{shinymice}`, an interactive evaluation device for missing data by Hanne Oberman, guided by Gerko Vink and Stef van Buuren.

![shinymice hex sticker](inst/app/www/logo.png)

For a demo version of the app, see https://hanneoberman.shinyapps.io/shinymice-demo/.

-Hanne (16-12-2021)


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