An edition of Sample survey calibration (2009)

Sample survey calibration

an information theoretic perspective

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An edition of Sample survey calibration (2009)

Sample survey calibration

an information theoretic perspective

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"We show that the pseudo empirical maximum likelihood estimator can be recast as a calibration estimator. The process of estimating the probabilities pk of the distribution function can be done also in a maximum entropy framework. We suggest that a minimum cross-entropy estimator has attractive theoretical properties. A Monte Carlo simulation suggests that this estimator outperforms the PEMLE and the Horvitz-Thompson estimator"--p. 1.

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Sample survey calibration: an information theoretic perspective
2009, Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit, University of Cape Town
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Published in
Cape Town, South Africa
Series
Working paper series -- no. 41, Saldru working paper -- no. 41.

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Library of Congress
QA276 .W57 2009

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Pagination
1 online resour6 p.)

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44599504M
ISBN 10
0981445128
ISBN 13
9780981445120
OCLC/WorldCat
798919939

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