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Empirical Bayes predictors of small area parameters of interest are often obtained under a linear mixed model for continuous response data or a generalized linear mixed model for binary responses or count data. However, estimation of the unconditional mean squared error of prediction is...
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In this paper based on a basic area level model we obtain second-order accurate approximations to the mean squared error of model-based small area estimators, using the Fay & Herriot (1979) iterative method of estimating the model variance based on weighted residual sum of squares. We also...
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Most methods for analysing cluster-correlated biological data implicitly assume the ignorability of cluster sizes. When this assumption fails, the resulting inferences may be asymptotically invalid. Hoffman et al. (2001) proposed a simple but computationally intensive method, based on a large...
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Combining information from two or more independent surveys is a problem frequently encountered in survey sampling. We consider the case of two independent surveys, where a large sample from survey 1 collects only auxiliary information and a much smaller sample from survey 2 provides information...
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Variance estimation after imputation is an important practical problem in survey sampling. When deterministic imputation or stochastic imputation is used, we show that the variance of the imputed estimator can be consistently estimated by a unifying linearize and reverse approach. We provide...
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We consider a semiparametric model that parameterizes the conditional density of the response, given covariates, but allows the marginal distribution of the covariates to be completely arbitrary. Responses may be missing. A likelihood-based imputation estimator and a...
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Linear errors-in-covariables models are considered, assuming the availability of independent validation data on the covariables in addition to primary data on the response variable and surrogate covariables. We first develop an estimated empirical loglikelihood with the help of validation data...
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