On the Degree of Protection in Randomized Interviews
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(34)- Protection of privacy in efficient application of randomized response techniques
- A new non-randomized response model: the parallel model
- A forced optional randomized response model for estimating the proportion of sensitive attribute
- On use of randomized response technique for estimating sensitive subpopulation total
- Two-stage unrelated randomized response model to estimate the prevalence of a sensitive attribute
- Forced quantitative randomized response model: a new device
- Comparison of Cramer–Rao lower bounds of variances for at least equal protection of respondents
- Confidentiality guaranteed: a noninvasive procedure for collecting sensitive information
- Lowering the Cramer-Rao lower bounds of variance in randomized response sampling
- A modified two-stage randomized response model for estimating the proportion of stigmatized attribute
- A two-stage unrelated question randomized response model for estimating the rare sensitive parameter under Poisson distribution
- A mixture binary RRT model with a unified measure of privacy and efficiency
- Efficiency comparison of unrelated question models based on same privacy protection degree
- An improved randomized response model for simultaneous estimation of means of two quantitative sensitive variables
- An innovative improvement in Warner's randomized response device for evasive answer bias
- A new methodology for surveys and its application to forced response
- Unrelated question model with two decks of cards
- A note on the comparison of some randomized response procedures
- Respondent privacy and estimation efficiency in randomized response surveys for discrete-valued sensitive variables
- A unified framework for analysis and comparison of randomized response surveys of binary characteristics
- Privacy protection measures for randomized response surveys on stigmatizing continuous variables
- Adjusted Kuk's model using two non sensitive characteristics unrelated to the sensitive characteristic
- Comments on a method of comparison of randomized response techniques
- Some alternative additive randomized response models for estimation of population mean of quantitative sensitive variable in the presence of scramble variable
- Estimation of population mean of sensitive quantitative character using blank cards in randomized device
- Improved Bar-Lev, Bobovitch, and Boukai Randomized Response Models
- Accounting for lack of trust in optional binary RRT models using a unified measure of privacy and efficiency
- Randomized Response Sampling with Applications to Tracking Drugs for Better Life
- Reproducibility of statistical tests based on randomised response data
- Improved strategy to collect sensitive data by using geometric distribution as a randomization device
- A unified measure of respondent privacy and model efficiency in quantitative RRT models
- Item count technique with no floor and ceiling effects
- A new randomized response technique with application to election polling
- On using non identical and independent Bernoulli trials in human surveys
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