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Author(s): Diwakar Shukla, Jayant Dubey

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Address: Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Dr. H.S.Gour Vishwavidyalaya Sagar (M.P.). 470003, INDIA "ICFAI National College. Civil lines, Sagar (M.P.). 470001. INDIA

Published In:   Volume - 18,      Issue - 1,     Year - 2005


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Shukla, Dubey (2005). Mean Estimation in Presence of Groupin of Strata Based on Response Pattern. Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-B: Science), 18(1), pp.69-82.



Journal of Ravishankar University Vol. 18 No. B (Science) 2005 pp.69-82 ISSN: 0970-5910

Mean Estimation in Presence of Groupin of Strata Based on Response Pattern

Diwakar  Shukla*  and   Jayant Dubey**

Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Dr. H.S.Gour Vishwavidyalaya

Sagar (M.P.). 470003, INDIA

"ICFAI    National  College.  Civil lines, Sagar (M.P.).   470001.  INDIA

MS Received :   0310812004 Revised  :    03/05/05   Accepted:   08/0612005

Abstract:   In usual stratified   design, it is assume that strata sizes are known as well as strata frames are also available. When frames are unknown the post-stratification is only solution.   Agrawal   and Panda (1993)   have suggested efficient estimator for the population mean under the post stratified set-up.   Shukla   and  Dubey  (2001)  have  considered   a  mail  survey  design under  the nonresponse  set-up  and proposed  a PSNR strategy  for estimating the population  mean. Sometimes,  the response between  strata  has a pattern like   the  strata   of  farmers   has  no  response   but  the  strata   of  students generates   cent-percent    response.  This  pattern.   if  priory   known.  could  be utilized  in estimation  strategies.  This paper exploits  information  of response pattern   and  presents   PSNR  sampling  scheme  with  the  grouping  of  strata under   the   case   of  complete    response   and  complete    nonresponse.    An estimation   strategy   is constituted   for the population   mean and its variance is derived.   A cost  strategy   is  proposed  and  numerically   supported   by the data  base  studies.

Keywords:  Very nearly  complete   response  (CR). Ver  nearly  non-response   (NA). Partial   non-response  (PNR).   Post-stratified   non-response (PSNR).   Respondents (RS).   Non-respondents     (NRS),   Earmarked   strata,   optimum   cost.

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