A New Regression Type Estimator and Its Application in Survey Sampling
Md. Zahid Hasan, Meherin Sultana, K. Fatema, Md. Ali Hossain, Md. Murad Hossain
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Md. Zahid Hasan, Meherin Sultana, K. Fatema, Md. Ali Hossain, Md. Murad Hossain
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In the present time, a large number of modified estimators have been proposed by authors to obtain efficiency. In this study, we suggested an alternative regression type estimator for estimating finite population means when there is either a positive or negative correlation between study variables and auxiliary variables. We obtained bias and mean square error equation of the proposed estimator ignoring the first-order approximation and found the theoretical conditions that make proposed estimator more efficient than simple random sampling mean estimator, product estimator and ratio estimator. In addition, these conditions are supported by a numerical example and it has been concluded that the proposed estimator performed better comparing with the usual simple random sampling mean estimator, ratio estimator and product estimator.
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In the present time, a large number of modified estimators have been proposed by authors to obtain efficiency. In this study, we suggested an alternative regression type estimator for estimating finite population means when there is either a positive or negative correlation between study variables and auxiliary variables. We obtained bias and mean square error equation of the proposed estimator ignoring the first-order approximation and found the theoretical conditions that make proposed estimator more efficient than simple random sampling mean estimator, product estimator and ratio estimator. In addition, these conditions are supported by a numerical example and it has been concluded that the proposed estimator performed better comparing with the usual simple random sampling mean estimator, ratio estimator and product estimator.
Key concepts: Estimator, Minimum-variance unbiased estimator, Mean squared error, Efficient estimator, Bias of an estimator, Mathematics, Stein's unbiased risk estimate, Invariant estimator