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Cronbach’s alpha is a popular method to measure reliability, e.g. in quantifying the reliability of a score to summarize the information of several items in questionnaires. The alpha coefficient is known to be non-robust. We study the behavior of this coefficient in different settings to...
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Sargent (1995) in their robustness analysis is the only one that fulfills these properties. The paper therefore suggests a …
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account the above mentioned considerations. The resulting influence function as a frequentistic measure of robustness is …
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In this paper, we develop a new model-based method to inference on totals and averages of nite populations segmented in planned domains or strata. Within each stratum, we decompose the total as the sum of its sampled and unsampled parts, making inference on the unsampled part using Bayesian...
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