Some results on admissibility and uniform admissibility in double sampling (Q1062369): Difference between revisions

Certain estimators and strategies are respectively shown to be admissible and uniformly admissible among specific classes of competitors in double sampling. Both Bayesian and non-Bayesian approaches are adopted.

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62D05

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uniform admissibility

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finite population

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double sampling

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non-Bayesian approaches

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MaRDI publication profile

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https://doi.org/10.1016/0378-3758(85)90069-2

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W2078489892

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On optimality of double sampling strategies with varying probabilities

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Admissibility and Bayes Estimation in Sampling Finite Populations--V

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Admissibility and Bayes Estimation in Sampling Finite Populations. I

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Admissibility in finite problems

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Choosing between experiments: Applications to finite population sampling

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Choice of an optimum sampling strategy. I

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Optimal estimation of a finite population mean under generalized random permutation models

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Note on a special case of two-phase sampling when there is non-response

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Admissible estimators in finite population sampling employing various types of prior information

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+Choosing between experiments: Applications to finite population sampling
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+Optimal estimation of a finite population mean under generalized random permutation models
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+Note on a special case of two-phase sampling when there is non-response
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+Admissible estimators in finite population sampling employing various types of prior information
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