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Jackknife variance estimation under two-phase sampling

V. Ramasubramanian, Anil Rai, Randhir Singh

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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.

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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

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