关于等比分位抽样的有关结果

在概率空间的基础上,提出了比等距抽样更广泛的等比分位抽样的概念,依据等比抽样样本,构造出总体均值估计的统计量。通过对其性质的讨论,证明了该统计量为总体均值的无偏估计,在适当的条件下,得出了该估计量的抽样精度高于简单随机抽样的结论。     

线性模型中混合估计与最小二乘估计的新相对效率

文章讨论了当线性模型有一定的附加信息时,回归系数的混合估计与最小二乘估计的相对效率问题;在误差矩阵为正定矩阵时,给出了一种新的相对效率,并导出了它的上界.     

半参数模型中两步估计与最小二乘估计的比较

文章在MSE准则下对半参数模型中的参数的两步估计和最小二乘估计进行了比较,给出了参数的两步估计优于最小二乘估计的充分条件。     

连续性抽样调查中总体均值的估计

在连续性抽样调查中,利用前期信息和辅助信息可以大大提高估计精度,但是以往的估计量大多假设辅助信息总体均值已知,文章介绍一种在连续性抽样调查中,辅助信息总体均值未知的情况下,通过两阶段抽样,利用轮换样本方法和辅助变量信息,对总体均值进行估计的新的估计方法,并将新提出的估计量与原有的估计量进行比较,发现其精度更高,而且有利于减少调查成本。     

非等间隔动态面板数据模型：基于半差分的估计方法和应用

本文提出了非等间隔动态面板数据模型的估计方法,包括非线性最小二乘和最短距离估计法以及这两种估计方法的一步估计量,并且证明了这几个估计量的一致性和渐进正态性。我们使用数值模拟的方法验证了这些估计在有限样本中的估计精度,并且将这四种估计方法应用于实际的问题当中,最终得到了与以往的文献基本一致的估计结果。     

多目标抽样调查中删除指标变量的预测方法

文章首先对调查指标的相关情况进行了分析,并提出了可供选用的筛选变量的方法,然后建立起预测模型以估计被删除变量的值。最后,通过实例给出了具体的使用方法。     

基于双重抽样框的二阶段抽样调查方法研究

由于被调查对象的频繁变动,单一抽样框很难覆盖所有的目标单位。为了克服单一抽样框覆盖不完全的缺陷,在各阶段抽样调查采用双重（或多重）抽样框是一种有效的办法。对双重抽样框下的二阶段抽样估计方法进行了研究,得出简单随机抽样下的总体总值估计及其估计量方差,并利用拉格朗日函数求出双重抽样框重叠部分的最优抽样权重系数及各抽样阶段不同子域的样本容量,分析结果可为实际部门在双重抽样框下进行二阶段抽样调查提供相关的理论基础。     

空间回归模型估计中的最小二乘法

空间回归模型由于引入了空间地理信息而使得其参数估计变得复杂,因为主要采用最大似然法,致使一般人认为在空间回归模型参数估计中不存在最小二乘法。通过分析空间回归模型的参数估计技术,研究发现,最小二乘法和最大似然法分别用于估计空间回归模型的不同的参数,只有将两者结合起来才能快速有效地完成全部的参数估计。数理论证结果表明,空间回归模型参数最小二乘估计量是最佳线性无偏估计量。空间回归模型的回归参数可以在估计量为正态性的条件下而实施显著性检验,而空间效应参数则不可以用此方法进行检验。     

抽样调查中关于负相比率估计探讨

本文主要探讨的是负相关性比率估计--即在调查变量与辅助变量为负相关的条件下,对总体参数进行比率估计的方法.它按照正相关比率估计(以下简称比率估计)的基本原理,对调查变量及呈高度负相关的辅助变量进行坐标变换,使之满足比率估计成立的前提条件,然后再对总体参数进行比率估计.     

在线调查估计偏差分析及相应措施

本文以抽样调查误差分析理论为基础,根据中国互联网的具体情况,分析了目前网络在线调查产生估计偏差的原因,提出了减少估计偏差和方差的方法.     

Estimation of Finite Population Mean in Stratified Random Sampling with Two Auxiliary Variables under Double Sampling Design

In this article, a chain ratio-product type exponential estimator is proposed for estimating finite population mean in stratified random sampling with two auxiliary variables under double sampling design. Theoretical and empirical results show that the proposed estimator is more efficient than the existing estimators, i.e., usual stratified random sample mean estimator, Chand (1975) chain ratio estimator, Choudhary and Singh (2012) estimator, chain ratio-product-type estimator, Sahoo et al. (1993) difference type estimator, and Kiregyera (1984) regression-type estimator. Two data sets are used to illustrate the performances of different estimators.     

Mean Estimation Under Successive Sampling with Calibration Estimators

The estimation of the finite population mean in successive occasions is investigated with calibration estimators in this article. We propose several estimators based on calibration techniques with arbitrary sampling design in each of the occasions. Asymptotic variance formulaes are derived for the proposed estimators. The properties of these estimators are studied via a simulation study and using natural populations.     

Estimation of Median in Two-Phase Sampling Using Two Auxiliary Variables

In recent years, zero-inflated count data models, such as zero-inflated Poisson (ZIP) models, are widely used as the count data with extra zeros are very common in many practical problems. In order to model the correlated count data which are either clustered or repeated and to assess the effects of continuous covariates or of time scales in a flexible way, a class of semiparametric mixed-effects models for zero-inflated count data is considered. In this article, we propose a fully Bayesian inference for such models based on a data augmentation scheme that reflects both random effects of covariates and mixture of zero-inflated distribution. A computational efficient MCMC method which combines the Gibbs sampler and M-H algorithm is implemented to obtain the estimate of the model parameters. Finally, a simulation study and a real example are used to illustrate the proposed methodologies.     

Estimation of nonlinear errors-in-variables models: an approximate solution

We propose an easy to derive and simple to compute approximate least squares or maximum likelihood estimator for nonlinear errors-in-variables models that does not require the knowledge of the conditional density of the latent variables given the observables. Specific examples and Monte Carlo studies demonstrate that the bias of this approximate estimator is small even when the magnitude of the variance of measurement errors to the variance of measured covariates is large. Cheng Hsiao and Qing Wang's work was supported in part by National Science Foundation grant SeS91-22481 and SBR94-09540. Liqun Wang gratefully acknowledges the financial support from Swiss National Science Foundation. We wish to thank Professor H. Schneeweiss and a referee for helpful comments and suggestions.     

Family of Estimators of Population Mean Using Two Auxiliary Variables in Stratified Random Sampling

A general family of estimators, which use the information of two auxiliary variables in the stratified random sampling, is proposed to estimate the population mean of the variable under study. Under stratified random sampling without replacement scheme, the expressions of bias and mean square error (MSE) up to the first- and second-order approximations are derived. The family of estimators in its optimum case is discussed. Also, an empirical study is carried out to show the properties of the proposed estimators.     

Some Effective Rotation Patterns in Estimation of Population Mean in Two-Occasion Successive Sampling

This article is an attempt to explore some effective rotation patterns in estimation of current population mean in two occasions successive sampling. Utilizing the readily available information on an auxiliary variable on both occasions and the information on study variable from the previous occasion, some efficient estimation procedures have been suggested. Optimum replacement strategies and the efficiencies of the proposed estimators have been discussed. Empirical studies are carried out and suitable recommendations are made.     

Estimation of Mean of Sensitive Characteristics for Successive Sampling

In this article, new estimators for estimating the population mean of a sensitive variable using the concept of successive sampling over two occasions are proposed. The unbiasedness and the variance properties of the proposed estimators are investigated analytically as well as numerically.     

On Some Families of Estimators of Variance of Post-Stratified Sample Mean Using Two Auxiliary Variables

In this article, we propose some families of estimators for finite population variance of post-stratified sample mean using information on two auxiliary variables. The families of estimators are discussed in their optimum cases. The MSE of these estimators are derived to the first order of approximation. The percent relative efficiency of proposed families of estimators has been demonstrated with the numerical illustrations.     

Estimation of the Magnitude of Victory in One-day Cricket RMIT University, Mayo Clinic Rochester and Simon Fraser University

The Duckworth–Lewis method is steadily becoming the standard approach for resetting targets in interrupted one-day cricket matches. In this paper we show that a modification of the Duckworth–Lewis resource table can be used to quantify the magnitude of a victory in one-day matches. This simple and direct application is particularly useful in breaking ties in tournament standings and in quantifying team strength.