A Comparison of Three Randomized Response Models for Quantitative Data
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- Applying ORRT for the estimation of population variance of sensitive variable
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- A robust calibration-based estimator in presence of non-sensitive and sensitive variables using moments in sample surveys
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- Estimation of population mean of a sensitive variable using randomized response technique under two-phase sampling
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