Jackknife variance estimation under two-phase sampling
V. Ramasubramanian, Anil Rai, Randhir Singh
Abstract
V. Ramasubramanian, Anil Rai, Randhir Singh
Abstract
Two new Jackknife methods, as the counterparts of two existing Bootstrap methods of variance estimation under two-phase sampling, have been proposed. A simulation study has been conducted under both design-based and Conditional inference frameworks by generating two-phase samples from an infinite population for comparison of the proposed methods with five existing Jackknife and Bootstrap methods. The first method, the two-phase post-stratified Jackknife, reduces to an existing Jackknife variance estimation method considered under sampling from infinite population set up. The performance of the second method, the two-phase proportionate Jackknife, was better than two existing Jackknife methods while performing at par with another Jackknife method as well as with the two Bootstrap methods considered.
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Two new Jackknife methods, as the counterparts of two existing Bootstrap methods of variance estimation under two-phase sampling, have been proposed. A simulation study has been conducted under both design-based and Conditional inference frameworks by generating two-phase samples from an infinite population for comparison of the proposed methods with five existing Jackknife and Bootstrap methods. The first method, the two-phase post-stratified Jackknife, reduces to an existing Jackknife variance estimation method considered under sampling from infinite population set up. The performance of the second method, the two-phase proportionate Jackknife, was better than two existing Jackknife methods while performing at par with another Jackknife method as well as with the two Bootstrap methods considered.
Key concepts: Jackknife resampling, Statistics, Variance (accounting), Sampling (signal processing), Mathematics, Poisson sampling, Resampling, Inference