We present a kernel estimator for the density of a variable when sampling probabilities depend on that variable. Both the density and sampling bias weight functions are unknown and are estimated nonparametrically. To achieve this, the method requires that two independent samples be taken from a fixed finite population. An estimator of population size follows simply from our density estimator. Asymptotic bias and standard errors for these estimators are provided, and the methodology is illustrated both on simulation data and on a dual-list dataset of aboriginal people in the Vancouver-Richmond area of Canada
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International audienceStatistical estimation aims at building procedures to recover unknown paramete...
In this paper, we consider the non-parametric, kernel estimate of the density, f(x), for data drawn ...
We consider semiparametric asymmetric kernel density estimators when the unknown density has support...
We consider the problem of estimating a probability density function based on data that are corrupte...
In this paper, we consider the non-parametric, kernel estimate of the density, f(x), for data drawn ...
Some authors have recently warned about the risks of the sentence with enough data, the numbers spea...
Length biased sampling, as a special case of general biased sampling, occurs naturally in many stati...
Abstract: We develop a new estimator of population size when data come from an independent double sa...
Abstract: In observational studies subjects may self select, thereby creating a biased sample. Such ...
In this paper, we consider the non-parametric, kernel estimate of the density, f(x), for data drawn ...
We consider the problem of multivariate density estimation, using samples from the distribution of i...
A method is proposed for semiparametric estimation where parametric and nonparametric criteria are e...
We propose a class of unbiased and strongly consistent nonparametric kernel estimates of a probabili...
We devise methods to estimate probability density functions of several populations using observation...
A common assumption in statistics is that a random sample from a target distribution is available. B...
International audienceStatistical estimation aims at building procedures to recover unknown paramete...
In this paper, we consider the non-parametric, kernel estimate of the density, f(x), for data drawn ...
We consider semiparametric asymmetric kernel density estimators when the unknown density has support...
We consider the problem of estimating a probability density function based on data that are corrupte...