Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey Sampling

This study is aimed at variance computation techniques for estimates of population characteristics based on survey sampling and imputation. We use the superpopulation regression model, which means that the target variable values for each statistical unit are treated as random realizations of a linea...

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Main Authors: Petr Novák, Václav Kosina
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Czech Statistical Office 2012-03-01
Series:Statistika: Statistics and Economy Journal
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Online Access:http://www.czso.cz/csu/2012edicniplan.nsf/engt/D70047D21D/$File/e-180212q1k5.pdf
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spelling doaj-189ef1004c0a47eca285e5795100dbb62020-11-24T23:13:27ZengCzech Statistical OfficeStatistika: Statistics and Economy Journal1804-87652012-03-014915669Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey SamplingPetr NovákVáclav KosinaThis study is aimed at variance computation techniques for estimates of population characteristics based on survey sampling and imputation. We use the superpopulation regression model, which means that the target variable values for each statistical unit are treated as random realizations of a linear regression model with weighted variance. We focus on regression models with one auxiliary variable and no intercept, which have many applications and straightforward interpretation in business statistics. Furthermore, we deal with caseswhere the estimates are not independent and thus the covariance must be computed. We also consider chained regression models with auxiliary variables as random variables instead of constants.http://www.czso.cz/csu/2012edicniplan.nsf/engt/D70047D21D/$File/e-180212q1k5.pdfSurvey samplingvariance estimationimputation
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author Petr Novák
Václav Kosina
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Václav Kosina
Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey Sampling
Statistika: Statistics and Economy Journal
Survey sampling
variance estimation
imputation
author_facet Petr Novák
Václav Kosina
author_sort Petr Novák
title Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey Sampling
title_short Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey Sampling
title_full Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey Sampling
title_fullStr Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey Sampling
title_full_unstemmed Using the Superpopulation Model for Imputations and Variance Computation in Survey Sampling
title_sort using the superpopulation model for imputations and variance computation in survey sampling
publisher Czech Statistical Office
series Statistika: Statistics and Economy Journal
issn 1804-8765
publishDate 2012-03-01
description This study is aimed at variance computation techniques for estimates of population characteristics based on survey sampling and imputation. We use the superpopulation regression model, which means that the target variable values for each statistical unit are treated as random realizations of a linear regression model with weighted variance. We focus on regression models with one auxiliary variable and no intercept, which have many applications and straightforward interpretation in business statistics. Furthermore, we deal with caseswhere the estimates are not independent and thus the covariance must be computed. We also consider chained regression models with auxiliary variables as random variables instead of constants.
topic Survey sampling
variance estimation
imputation
url http://www.czso.cz/csu/2012edicniplan.nsf/engt/D70047D21D/$File/e-180212q1k5.pdf
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