This paper investigates the use of hierarchical models for small area estimation with varying area boundaries, employing the synthetic estimator. The paper shows how area estimates and corresponding MSE estimates can be obtained at a variety of nested and intersecting boundary systems by fitting a model at the lowest possible level. The estimates are obtained by aggregating from the lowest level and are therefore internally consistent. The methodology is illustrated by presenting results of a simulation study that uses hierarchical models built at the lowest area level defined by the UK 1991 census
This article is a contribution to the discussion on the utility of spatial models in the context of ...
In this article we show how to predict small area means and compute valid MSE estimators in situatio...
The authors use an empirical Bayes (EB) approach to small area estimation under area-level unmatched...
• This paper approaches the problem of small area estimation in the framework of spatially correlate...
Linear mixed models underpin many small area estimation (SAE) methods. In this paper we investigate ...
The importance of small area estimation in survey sampling is increasing, due to the growing deman...
Small area estimation has long been a popular and important research topic in survey statistics. For...
Linear mixed models underpin many small area estimation (SAE) methods. In this paper we investigate ...
Mixed Models have been shown to be useful for improving the efficiency of the small area estimates. ...
We describe a methodology for small area estimation of counts that assumes an area-level version of ...
Small area estimation is concerned with methodology for estimating population parameters associated ...
A wide range of user groups from policy makers to media commentators demand ever more spatially deta...
This report constitutes Deliverables 9.8 for Work Package 9 of the InGRID-2 project. Small area est...
Linear mixed models underpin many small areas estimation (SAE) methods. In this paper with investiga...
AbstractA wide range of user groups from policy makers to media commentators demand ever more spatia...
This article is a contribution to the discussion on the utility of spatial models in the context of ...
In this article we show how to predict small area means and compute valid MSE estimators in situatio...
The authors use an empirical Bayes (EB) approach to small area estimation under area-level unmatched...
• This paper approaches the problem of small area estimation in the framework of spatially correlate...
Linear mixed models underpin many small area estimation (SAE) methods. In this paper we investigate ...
The importance of small area estimation in survey sampling is increasing, due to the growing deman...
Small area estimation has long been a popular and important research topic in survey statistics. For...
Linear mixed models underpin many small area estimation (SAE) methods. In this paper we investigate ...
Mixed Models have been shown to be useful for improving the efficiency of the small area estimates. ...
We describe a methodology for small area estimation of counts that assumes an area-level version of ...
Small area estimation is concerned with methodology for estimating population parameters associated ...
A wide range of user groups from policy makers to media commentators demand ever more spatially deta...
This report constitutes Deliverables 9.8 for Work Package 9 of the InGRID-2 project. Small area est...
Linear mixed models underpin many small areas estimation (SAE) methods. In this paper with investiga...
AbstractA wide range of user groups from policy makers to media commentators demand ever more spatia...
This article is a contribution to the discussion on the utility of spatial models in the context of ...
In this article we show how to predict small area means and compute valid MSE estimators in situatio...
The authors use an empirical Bayes (EB) approach to small area estimation under area-level unmatched...