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Inference From Stratified Samples: Second-Order Analysis of Three Methods for Nonlinear Statisticsby: J. N. K. Rao, C. F. J. Wu
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AbstractFor stratified samples and nonlinear statistics that can be expressed as functions of estimated totals, second-order asymptotic expansions of the linearization, jackknife, and balanced repeated-replication variance estimators are obtained. Based on these, comparisons are made in terms of their biases. Some higher order asymptotic equivalence results are also established. The special case of a combined ratio estimator is investigated in detail. Some results on bias reduction achieved by the jackknife and balanced repeated-replication estimators of a nonlinear function of totals are also given.
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