"The missing information principle ‒ A paradigm for analysis of messy s" by Raymond L. Chambers
Sample surveys, as a tool for policy development and evaluation and for scientific, social and economic research, have been employed for over a century. In that time, they have primarily served as tools for collecting data for enumerative purposes. Estimation of these characteristics has been typically based on weighting and repeated sampling, or design-based, inference. However, sample data have also been used for modelling the unobservable processes that gave rise to the finite population data...
Missing Information Principle Combined Data Nformative Sampling Maximum Likelihood Ondeterministic Linkage Small Area Estimation
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