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Shoaib Iqbal1, Zawar Hussain1, Talha Omer2
1Department of Statistics, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Bahawalpur, 63100, Pakistan.
Abstract:
This research proposes four new optional and partial quantitative randomized response models to be used for the estimation of mean and sensitivity level of quantitative variables. These models are constructed based on the current quantitative scrambling and randomization methods and seek to produce unbiased estimators with better efficiency and privacy. We compare the proposed models based on standard comparison measures, such as relative efficiency, privacy protection, and a new weighted score. The results show that proposed models provide better performance compared to the current methods and are, therefore, very appropriate for surveys dealing with sensitive information.
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