A study on the generalized ratio-type estimator based on the multiple regression estimator
Jungtaek Oh, Heejin Hwang, Key‐Il Shin
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Jungtaek Oh, Heejin Hwang, Key‐Il Shin
Abstract
In order to improve the accuracy and the precision of estimation in a sample survey, the ratio estimator and the regression estimator using auxiliary information have been widely used. The ratio estimator is simple in its form, convenient to use. However, the ratio estimator gives good results only when the variance structure is suitable for the use. On the other hand, even though the regression estimator is relatively complex in form, it gives highly accurate and robust result for the various distribution types. In this study, we propose a generalized ratio-type estimator obtained by approximating a ratio-type estimator to the regression estimator in case with several auxiliary variables. Therefore, the generalized ratio-type estimator has the features of the multiple regression estimator and it has the form of the ratio-type estimator which is simple and easy to use. Through simulation studies, we confirm the theoretical results and the Korea financial statement analysis data are used for real data analysis.
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In order to improve the accuracy and the precision of estimation in a sample survey, the ratio estimator and the regression estimator using auxiliary information have been widely used. The ratio estimator is simple in its form, convenient to use. However, the ratio estimator gives good results only when the variance structure is suitable for the use. On the other hand, even though the regression estimator is relatively complex in form, it gives highly accurate and robust result for the various distribution types. In this study, we propose a generalized ratio-type estimator obtained by approximating a ratio-type estimator to the regression estimator in case with several auxiliary variables. Therefore, the generalized ratio-type estimator has the features of the multiple regression estimator and it has the form of the ratio-type estimator which is simple and easy to use. Through simulation studies, we confirm the theoretical results and the Korea financial statement analysis data are used for real data analysis.
Key concepts: Minimum-variance unbiased estimator, Trimmed estimator, Estimator, Bias of an estimator, Ratio estimator, Efficient estimator, Consistent estimator, Stein's unbiased risk estimate