Variance estimation when donor imputation is used to fill in missing values
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- Variance estimation when donor imputation is used to fill in missing values
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- Fractional imputation in survey sampling: a comparative review
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- Imputation for Missing Values and Corresponding Variance Estimation
- Recent Developments in Dealing with Item Non‐response in Surveys: A Critical Review
- Variance estimation for nearest neighbor imputation for US census long form data
- Nearest neighbour ratio imputation with incomplete multinomial outcome in survey sampling
- Variance estimation procedures in the presence of singly imputed survey data: a critical review
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