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2009-01-01
ESTIMACIÓN EN ENCUESTAS POR MUESTREO: UN ENFOQUE MULTIPARAMÉTRICO
ESTIMATION STAGE IN SURVEY SAMPLING: A MULTIPARAMETER APPROACH
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diseño de encuestas complejas, estimación de parámetros (es)Multipurpose survey, Multiparameter estimation (en)
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La mayoría de las aplicaciones en encuestas por muestreo involucran múltiples variables de estudio. En este artículo se presenta un marco de referencia para la estimación conjunta de los parámetros de interés en algunos diseños de muestreo. La aplicación de los resultados encontrados garantizan una ganancia significativa en la eficiencia computacional.
Most of the real applications in survey sampling involve not one, but several characteristics of study. In this paper, a unified framework of joint estimation of the parameters of interest is presented under various sampling designs. The applications of the results of this research entails a significant gain in computational efficiency.
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ESTIMATION STAGE IN SURVEY SAMPLING: A MULTIPARAMETER APPROACH. (2009). Revista Colombiana De Estadística, 32(1), 79-97. https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/estad/article/view/29755
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