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期刊名:Journal of survey statistics and methodology

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ISSN:2325-0984

e-ISSN:2325-0992

IF/分区:1.9/Q1

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Carolina Franco,Roderick J A Little,Thomas A Louis et al. Carolina Franco et al.
The most widespread method of computing confidence intervals (CIs) in complex surveys is to add and subtract the margin of error (MOE) from the point estimate, where the MOE is the estimated standard error multiplied by the suitable Gaussia...
Sixia Chen,Yan Daniel Zhao Sixia Chen
For complex survey data, the parameters in a quantile regression can be estimated by minimizing an objective function with units weighted by the original design weights. However, when the complex survey sampling design is informative (i.e.,...
Nora Cate Schaeffer,Bo Hee Min,Thomas Purnell et al. Nora Cate Schaeffer et al.
Although researchers have used phone surveys for decades, the lack of an accurate picture of the call opening reduces our ability to train interviewers to succeed. Sample members decide about participation quickly. We predict participation ...
Guangyu Zhang,Jennifer D Parker,Nathaniel Schenker Guangyu Zhang
Record linkage is a valuable and efficient tool for connecting information from different data sources. The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) has linked its population-based health surveys with administrative data, including Medi...
Megan E Patrick,Mick P Couper,Virginia B Laetz et al. Megan E Patrick et al.
The national Monitoring the Future (MTF) study examines substance use among adolescents and adults in the United States and has used paper questionnaires since it began in 1975. The current experiment tested three conditions as compared to ...
Vicki A Freedman,Katherine A McGonagle,Mick P Couper Vicki A Freedman
Relatively low response rates in mixed mode studies remain a concern. Whether targeting protocols to match respondents' likely mode is an effective strategy remains unclear. For those without a clear likely mode, how the details about seque...
Hanzhi Zhou,Michael R Elliott,Trivellore E Raghunathan Hanzhi Zhou
Multistage sampling is often employed in survey samples for cost and convenience. However, accounting for clustering features when generating datasets for multiple imputation is a nontrivial task, particularly when, as is often the case, cl...
Peter M Aronow,Alexander Coppock,Forrest W Crawford et al. Peter M Aronow et al.
Survey respondents may give untruthful answers to sensitive questions when asked directly. In recent years, researchers have turned to the list experiment (also known as the item count technique) to overcome this difficulty. While list expe...
Richard Valliant,Frost Hubbard,Sunghee Lee et al. Richard Valliant et al.
Sampling households using commercial lists has the potential to reduce costs and to efficiently identify some subgroups for which target sample sizes are desired. However, the information on the lists for demographics like age is usually in...