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Nobin Chandra Paul1,2,3, Anil Rai4, Tauqueer Ahmad1
1ICAR-Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute, New Delhi, India.
Abstract:
In survey sampling, auxiliary information is used to precisely estimate the finite population parameters. There are several approaches available in the literature that provide a practical method for incorporating auxiliary information during the estimation stage. In order to effectively utilize the auxiliary information, a geographically weighted regression (GWR) model-assisted integrated estimator of finite population total under a two-phase sampling design has been proposed in this article. Spatial simulation studies have been conducted to empirically assess the statistical properties of the proposed estimator. In the presence of spatial non-stationarity, empirical findings reveal that the proposed estimator outperforms all existing estimators such as two-phase HT, ratio, and regression estimators, demonstrating the importance of spatial information in survey sampling.
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