Estimation of Finite Population Mean Using Auxiliary Attribute in Sample Surveys
Rajesh Singh, Poonam Singh, Nitesh Kumar Adichwal
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Rajesh Singh, Poonam Singh, Nitesh Kumar Adichwal
Abstract
This article presents improved estimation of population mean using auxiliary attribute. The bias and mean square error of proposed estimators are obtained up to first order of approximation and it is shown that proposed class of estimator under optimum conditions is more efficient than the other estimators considered in this article. The theoretical results are supported by empirical study considering two data sets.
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This article presents improved estimation of population mean using auxiliary attribute. The bias and mean square error of proposed estimators are obtained up to first order of approximation and it is shown that proposed class of estimator under optimum conditions is more efficient than the other estimators considered in this article. The theoretical results are supported by empirical study considering two data sets.
Key concepts: Estimator, Mean squared error, Population mean, Statistics, Mathematics, Sample mean and sample covariance, Population, Estimation