Rota and Laitila (2015) suggest an alternative two-step calibration estimation resulting from combining two calibration estimation approaches, i.e., linear calibration (Särndal and Lundström, 2005) and propensity score calibration (Chang and Kott, 2008), when the functional form of the response probability is assumed to be known. The first step focuses on estimating this function and the second step on estimating the total of a survey variable. This paper extends these previous findings by deriving an approximate variance expression and suggesting a variance estimator for the two-step estimator. The paper also justifies the use of sample-level auxiliary information in the first step of estimation, deferring the use of population-level auxil...
Calibration estimation, where the sampling weights are adjusted to make certain estimators match kno...
Various types of survey errors, especially nonresponse errors, may seriously deteriorate data qualit...
Today’s surveys face a growing problem with increasing nonresponse. The increase in nonresponse rat...
In this thesis, we discuss calibration estimation in the presence of nonresponse with a focus on the...
Nonresponse is a major impediment to valid inference in sample surveys. In the nonresponse scenario,...
Calibration forces the weighted estimates of certain variables to match known or alternatively estim...
Nonresponse can harm the quality of the estimates of a survey. In particular, since we have to accep...
<p>Response rates have been steadily declining over the last decades, making survey estimates vulner...
Sample and population auxiliary information have been demonstrated to be useful and yield approximat...
Not AvailableAuxiliary information is often used to improve the precision of estimators of finite po...
A solution to control for nonresponse bias consists of multiplying the design weights of respondents...
This paper explores the properties of calibration estimation in the presence of both nonresponse and...
Abstract: Weighting adjustment is a standard quasi-randomization approach for survey data subject t...
Nonresponse weighting is a common method for handling unit nonresponse in surveys. A widespread view...
Prior work has shown that effective survey nonresponse adjustment variables should be highly correla...
Calibration estimation, where the sampling weights are adjusted to make certain estimators match kno...
Various types of survey errors, especially nonresponse errors, may seriously deteriorate data qualit...
Today’s surveys face a growing problem with increasing nonresponse. The increase in nonresponse rat...
In this thesis, we discuss calibration estimation in the presence of nonresponse with a focus on the...
Nonresponse is a major impediment to valid inference in sample surveys. In the nonresponse scenario,...
Calibration forces the weighted estimates of certain variables to match known or alternatively estim...
Nonresponse can harm the quality of the estimates of a survey. In particular, since we have to accep...
<p>Response rates have been steadily declining over the last decades, making survey estimates vulner...
Sample and population auxiliary information have been demonstrated to be useful and yield approximat...
Not AvailableAuxiliary information is often used to improve the precision of estimators of finite po...
A solution to control for nonresponse bias consists of multiplying the design weights of respondents...
This paper explores the properties of calibration estimation in the presence of both nonresponse and...
Abstract: Weighting adjustment is a standard quasi-randomization approach for survey data subject t...
Nonresponse weighting is a common method for handling unit nonresponse in surveys. A widespread view...
Prior work has shown that effective survey nonresponse adjustment variables should be highly correla...
Calibration estimation, where the sampling weights are adjusted to make certain estimators match kno...
Various types of survey errors, especially nonresponse errors, may seriously deteriorate data qualit...
Today’s surveys face a growing problem with increasing nonresponse. The increase in nonresponse rat...