Rotation patterns under imputation of missing data over two-occasion
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Recommendations
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- Use of imputation methods at current occasion in two-occasion rotation patterns
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Cites work
- A new method of imputation in survey sampling
- Compromised imputation in survey sampling.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3092178 (Why is no real title available?)
- Inference and missing data
- On the use of auxiliary information in successive sampling
- Sample rotation method with auxiliary variable
- Search of Good Rotation Patterns to Improve the Precision of Estimates at Current Occasion
- Successive Sampling Using Auxiliary Information on Both the Occasions
- Successive Sampling With p (p \geqq 1) Auxiliary Variables
Cited in
(8)- Sample rotation theory with missing data.
- Estimation of population mean under non response in two-occasion rotation patterns
- Some imputation methods to minimize the effect of non response in two-occasion rotation patterns
- Use of imputation methods at current occasion in two-occasion rotation patterns
- A cost-effective computational approach with non response on two occasions
- Effective rotation patterns under non response in two-occasion successive sampling
- Estimation of population mean in successive sampling under super-population model in presence of random non response situations
- A general estimation technique of population mean under stratified successive sampling in presence of random scrambled response and non-response
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