Quantify the Impact of Non-Response and Measurement Error of Sensitive Variable(s) under Two-Phase Sampling employing ORRT Models
Abstract
Keywords
Measurement error, Non-response, Optional Randomized Response Models (ORRT), Sensitive variable(s), Two-phase Sampling (TPS)
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