In this paper, we propose a method that estimates the variance of an imputed estimator in a multistage sampling design. The method is based on the rescaling bootstrap for multistage sampling introduced by Preston (Surv Methodol 35(2):227-234, 2009). In his original version, this resampling method requires that the dataset includes only complete cases and no missing values. Thus, we propose two modifications for applying this method to nonresponse and imputation. These modifications are compared to other modifications in a Monte Carlo simulation study. The results of our simulation study show that our two proposed approaches are superior to the other modifications of the rescaling bootstrap and, in many situations, produce valid estimators f...
This Phd deals with Bootstrap methods for finite population sampling. The first chapter introduces s...
Bootstrap method is a popular tool for numerically assessing estimatorsâ accuracy, confidence int...
Abstract: When investigating unemployment data, one may be interested in estimating the totals of un...
Resampling methods are a common measure to estimate the variance of a statistic of interest when dat...
In complex designs, classical bootstrap methods result in a biased variance estimator when the samp...
A new and very fast method of bootstrap for sampling without replacement from a finite population is...
Not Availablea new boot~trap technique of variance estimation for complex survey data known as "Res...
Rubin’s variance estimator of the multiple imputation estimator for a domain mean is not asymptotica...
The problem of the estimation of the design-variance and the design-MSE of different estimators and ...
Multiple imputation has become one of the most popular approaches for handling missing data in stati...
In complex survey sampling every population unit is assigned a specific probability to be included ...
Multiple imputation has become one of the most popular approaches for handlingmissing data in statis...
Abstract: The bootstrap method works for both smooth and nonsmooth statistics, and replaces theoreti...
For estimation of parameters of a multi-level model fitted to hierarchical survey data, the standard...
This article discusses some resampling techniques that have found widespread application in survey ...
This Phd deals with Bootstrap methods for finite population sampling. The first chapter introduces s...
Bootstrap method is a popular tool for numerically assessing estimatorsâ accuracy, confidence int...
Abstract: When investigating unemployment data, one may be interested in estimating the totals of un...
Resampling methods are a common measure to estimate the variance of a statistic of interest when dat...
In complex designs, classical bootstrap methods result in a biased variance estimator when the samp...
A new and very fast method of bootstrap for sampling without replacement from a finite population is...
Not Availablea new boot~trap technique of variance estimation for complex survey data known as "Res...
Rubin’s variance estimator of the multiple imputation estimator for a domain mean is not asymptotica...
The problem of the estimation of the design-variance and the design-MSE of different estimators and ...
Multiple imputation has become one of the most popular approaches for handling missing data in stati...
In complex survey sampling every population unit is assigned a specific probability to be included ...
Multiple imputation has become one of the most popular approaches for handlingmissing data in statis...
Abstract: The bootstrap method works for both smooth and nonsmooth statistics, and replaces theoreti...
For estimation of parameters of a multi-level model fitted to hierarchical survey data, the standard...
This article discusses some resampling techniques that have found widespread application in survey ...
This Phd deals with Bootstrap methods for finite population sampling. The first chapter introduces s...
Bootstrap method is a popular tool for numerically assessing estimatorsâ accuracy, confidence int...
Abstract: When investigating unemployment data, one may be interested in estimating the totals of un...