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A note on non-negative mean square error estimation of regression estimators in randomized response surveys

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Generalized regression estimators are considered for the survey population total of a quantitative sensitive variable based on randomized responses. Formulae are presented for ‘non-negative’ estimators of approximate mean square errors of these biased estimators when population and sample sizes are large.

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Chadhury, A., Adhikary, A.K. & Maiti, T. A note on non-negative mean square error estimation of regression estimators in randomized response surveys. Statistical Papers 39, 409–415 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02927103

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