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Survey Estimation Under Informative Non-Response with Follow-up

Survey Estimation Under Informative Non-Response with Follow-up
Survey Estimation Under Informative Non-Response with Follow-up
This paper deals with survey estimation when there is partial follow-up of sample non-response. Two different approaches that make use of the follow-up data are presented, the first based on weighting and the other on prediction, with appropriate variance estimators developed for each case. A simulation evaluation of these approaches using synthetic data and informative non-response is then used to contrast them with a basic weighting approach that does not take advantage of the follow-up survey. Our results indicate that the new approaches lead to significant improvement as far as estimation of the population total is concerned.
M05/02
Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, University of Southampton
Laaksonen, Seppo
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Chambers, Ray
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Laaksonen, Seppo
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Chambers, Ray
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Laaksonen, Seppo and Chambers, Ray (2005) Survey Estimation Under Informative Non-Response with Follow-up (S3RI Methodology Working Papers, M05/02) Southampton, UK. Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, University of Southampton 23pp.

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This paper deals with survey estimation when there is partial follow-up of sample non-response. Two different approaches that make use of the follow-up data are presented, the first based on weighting and the other on prediction, with appropriate variance estimators developed for each case. A simulation evaluation of these approaches using synthetic data and informative non-response is then used to contrast them with a basic weighting approach that does not take advantage of the follow-up survey. Our results indicate that the new approaches lead to significant improvement as far as estimation of the population total is concerned.

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Published date: 25 January 2005

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Local EPrints ID: 14072
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/14072
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Date deposited: 26 Jan 2005
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Author: Seppo Laaksonen
Author: Ray Chambers

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